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Bismarck
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« on: February 08, 2023, 06:48:50 PM »

Indiana actually has seen a decrease in the percentage of high school students who attend college. Too many people here have anti-education views. The idea that everyone should be in a skilled trade and college is for brainwashing is sadly common.
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« Reply #1 on: February 08, 2023, 10:07:59 PM »

There used to be a wide difference in voting between bachelor's and advanced degree holders, with the latter being much more Democratic (going back to the 1980s I think when there was enough for them to be separated out in national survey).  But in 2020 there was little difference (56-40 for bachelor's vs. 58-42 for postgraduates).  Any explanation why?   

Having a postgraduate degree is much less of a niche thing than it used to be. A lower percentage of postgraduates are academics than was the case 40 years ago
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