Viewing a single comment thread. View all comments

Heres_Waldo3 t1_jbkzujf wrote

Hmmmm. What an interesting correlation. Wonder why that is???

−4

ArbitraryOrder t1_jbl4hv9 wrote

Your implication is intelligence but the correct answer is shared political interests. It's because Republicans aren't interested in appealing to the college educated crowd anymore, which used to be a strong suit of theirs.

9

Zitarminator t1_jblbtfd wrote

One reason I've heard and very much agree with is that going to college exposes you to a great variety of people of different races and backgrounds and experiences. Same with travel. And the more you get those shared human experiences, the more you can empathize with other people. The more you support social programs, etc.

−1

ThrowawayLocal8622 t1_jbl1pjb wrote

raises hand quickly into the air I know. I know. Pick me. Pick me.

−4

gc3c OP t1_jbl451v wrote

Yes, /u/ThrowawayLocal8622?

2

LSeww t1_jbl6xk7 wrote

I don't think he knows. If people with degrees voted dems, that would be a 1:1 ratio, instead it's 1:3 (5% more people with adv. degrees give 15 percent dem lead).

2