Virginia Votes: Shenandoah Valley Trump Supporters

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Virginia has more than 5 million registered voters. In the end, all those voices will be lumped together to decide who gets the state’s 13 electoral votes. Today reporter Jessie Knadler takes us to some communities in the rural Shenandoah Valley— filled with family farms, rolling hills and plenty of Trump supporters.

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