Title: How Donald Trump Won - The 2016 Presidential Race
Headings: How Donald Trump Won the Presidential Election
How Donald Trump Won the Presidential Election
9 Reasons Trump Beat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Presidential Race
Celebrity and Success
High Turnout Among Working-Class White Voters
Immigration
James Comey and the FBI's October Surprise
Free Media
Hillary Clinton's Condescension Toward Voters
Voters Didn't Want a Third Term for Obama
Bernie Sanders and the Enthusiasm Gap
Obamacare and Health Care Premiums

Content: He has said he is worth as much as $10 billion, and though critics suggested he is worth much less Trump projected an image of success and was one of the most well known brands in the county. It also didn't hurt that he was host and producer of NBC’s hit reality series The Apprentice. High Turnout Among Working-Class White Voters
This is the big story of the 2016 election. Working class white voters—men and women alike—fled the Democratic Party and sided with Trump because of his promise to renegotiate trade deals with countries including China and levy stiff tariffs on goods imported from these countries. Trump's position on trade was seen as a way to stop companies from shipping jobs overseas, though many economists pointed out taxing imports would drive up costs to American consumers first. His message resonated with white working-class voters, especially those who live in former steel and manufacturing towns. " Skilled craftsmen and tradespeople and factory workers have seen the jobs they loved shipped thousands of miles away," Trump said at a rally near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Immigration
Trump promised to essentially lock down the borders to prevent terrorists coming in, an appeal to white voters who were not necessarily worried about crimes being committed by undocumented immigrants by jobs being filled by them. " What we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers. We have a lot of these people, probably two million, it could be even three million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate," Trump said.