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Trump's substantial outperformance of polls in swing states in 2016
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The '''Trump effect''' refers to events and trends that have occurred due to the election or influence of [[Donald Trump]] as [[President of the United States of America|United States President]].
 
The '''Trump effect''' refers to events and trends that have occurred due to the election or influence of [[Donald Trump]] as [[President of the United States of America|United States President]].
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== Outperforming Polling ==
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In 2016, Trump outperformed polling in the key [[swing state]]s of [[Michigan]], [[Pennsylvania]], and [[Wisconsin]]:<ref>https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016StateFinalResults.html#!</ref>
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|-
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!State
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!Deficit by Trump in the polls
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!Amount Trump won by
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!Amount that Trump outperformed the polls
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|-
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|Michigan
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|-3.4%
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|+0.3%
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|3.7%
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|-
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|Pennsylvania
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|-1.9%
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|+0.7%
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|2.6%
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|-
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|Wisconsin
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|-6.5%
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|+0.7%
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|7.2%
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|-
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|}
 
==Insourcing and American jobs==
 
==Insourcing and American jobs==
 
The Trump effect includes voluntary actions by American companies to make [[America]] great again by not moving manufacturing jobs to other countries, after [[Donald Trump]] championed this issue in his successful campaign for president in 2016.
 
The Trump effect includes voluntary actions by American companies to make [[America]] great again by not moving manufacturing jobs to other countries, after [[Donald Trump]] championed this issue in his successful campaign for president in 2016.
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