For 40 years, Washington’s Clallam County has picked the winning candidate for president, the longest streak in the nation

Posted 11/4/24

PORT ANGELES — Nestled in the gateway to the Olympic National Forest, a rural coastal county at the westernmost point of Washington has turned into a national political anomaly.

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