As Election Day approaches, we’re checking in with voters around the state, asking what issues matter to them most — and who they’re supporting for president.
Yesterday we heard from Julie Tisdale, a Trump supporter in Anchorage.
Tonight we hear from Bill Briggs of St. Paul. Briggs is 60. He’s lived in St. Paul for 10 years, and manages the island’s seafood processing plant. And he is definitely not on the Trump train.
He spoke with Zoe Sobel of Alaska’s Energy Desk.
You can find our other interviews with Alaska voters here:
In Anchorage, a Trump supporter keeps the faith
In St. Paul, this Alaskan vows ‘Never Trump’
Young Clinton fan ‘totes’ her support
For this Anchorage Republican, Johnson trumps Trump
For Trump supporter, Clinton presidency raises fears of ‘last days’
Zoe Sobel is a reporter with Alaska's Energy Desk based in Unalaska. As a high schooler in Portland, Maine, Zoë Sobel got her first taste of public radio at NPR’s easternmost station. From there, she moved to Boston where she studied at Wellesley College and worked at WBUR, covering sports for Only A Game and the trial of convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
