The absolute pattern of Bernie winning educated voters is just...
According to a December poll (Quinnipiac I think) Hillary tends to lead among those with advanced degrees, while Sanders leads with those who possess undergraduate degrees. Though that margin has likely become irrelevantly small or flipped.
Not in this cycle though, right? Someone posted a Nevada poll a few days ago showing Bernie winning voters with degrees and now the pattern that was just posted shows Clinton winning better in states that lack degrees more, and losing NH by a landslide, the only state with a majority of degree-holding voters so far.
Great exit polls for hill. She won post grad and college grads in Iowa as well as post grad in Nevada. Not her slaying the most educated/ones with the most degrees
In non-Democratic news, former Governor Jan Brewer (R-AZ) endorsed Donald Trump today. That's 3 gubernatorial (albeit one former) endorsements for Trump this week.
Paul LePage is gross. I still feel for Mike Michaud.
Not in this cycle though, right? Someone posted a Nevada poll a few days ago showing Bernie winning with voters with degrees and now the pattern that was just posted shows Clinton winning better in states that lack degrees more, and losing NH by a landslide, the only state with a majority of degree-holding voters.
You can cycle between states. He did beat her in NH with postgraduates. But she won them in Iowa and Nevada. Not sure about South Carolina yet
If the exit polls are any indication then she will add sc as the third out of four states where she wins the postgraduate degree vote Those with the most years of education stanning for Hillary just a bit
I just don't think it's possible to implement what Bernie wants in the short term. Maybe next generation.
Both could be focused on South Carolina.
Educate me 