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Posted On: 10/20/2020 1:09:18 PM
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'A big chunk'?
i read that piece when it came out. Surprising, but not likely determinative in this election for this reason....
It's simply not a big enough chunk.
And then there's this....
Biden Holds 21 Point Lead Among Voters With A College Degree In Six Key States
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltnietzel/...ey-states/
Michael T. NietzelSenior Contributor
Education
I am a former university president who writes about higher education.
A New York Times/Siena College survey, released today, shows that among white voters with at least a four-year college degree, Joe Biden holds a 55-34 point lead over Donald Trump in six battleground states, all of which Trump won narrowly in the 2016 presidential election. That’s an 11-point gain for Biden from an October, 2019 survey conducted by the Times and Siena.
Nationally, a Times/Siena poll showed that Biden was leading Trump by 14 percentage points, 50%-36%, a margin similar to the double-digit leads enjoyed by Biden in several other recent polls. Among white voters with a college degree, Biden’s national margin was 57%-30%, and among those with graduate degrees, it was more than 3:1, 69%-20%.
i read that piece when it came out. Surprising, but not likely determinative in this election for this reason....
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White Americans without degrees aren’t as likely to vote for Trump as in 2016, according to polls — which partly explains why Biden leads in national polls and key swing states like Pennsylvania.
It's simply not a big enough chunk.
And then there's this....
Biden Holds 21 Point Lead Among Voters With A College Degree In Six Key States
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltnietzel/...ey-states/
Michael T. NietzelSenior Contributor
Education
I am a former university president who writes about higher education.
A New York Times/Siena College survey, released today, shows that among white voters with at least a four-year college degree, Joe Biden holds a 55-34 point lead over Donald Trump in six battleground states, all of which Trump won narrowly in the 2016 presidential election. That’s an 11-point gain for Biden from an October, 2019 survey conducted by the Times and Siena.
Nationally, a Times/Siena poll showed that Biden was leading Trump by 14 percentage points, 50%-36%, a margin similar to the double-digit leads enjoyed by Biden in several other recent polls. Among white voters with a college degree, Biden’s national margin was 57%-30%, and among those with graduate degrees, it was more than 3:1, 69%-20%.
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