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Why These Central Valley Republicans Stand by Donald Trump

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We continue our Election 2016 coverage with a look at the Central Valley. It's one of the redder places in our mostly blue state. With the most controversial candidate in memory at the top of the GOP ticket, we talked to some Republican voters about how they're feeling.

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