What "college-educated" occupation did Trump do best with?

[mileslunn]

Probably engineers or geologist in energy sector.

[mileslunn]

http://verdantlabs.com/politics_of_professions/

This should give you an idea.

Interesting that Police Officers were a democratic demographic in 2016. they've likely shifted right since then.

Aren't a very high percentage of police officers non-white?  I am guessing amongst white police officers, Trump probably got close to 75%.  In 2016, Clinton likely won Hispanic police officers and Biden may have but Trump probably gained there.  Black police officers probably went close to 90% for Biden.

[mileslunn]

It's worth observing that Republicans lean toward professions that don't need a whole lot of people. (Truck drivers, Pilots, Surgeons, Farmers, Finance etc.)

Democrats lean toward professions that cater to a larger audience. (Performance, arts, professors, flight attendants etc.)

One shocking thing for me is that donations from Pastors, Reverend, Minister and Priests lean democratic.

For pastors and reverends, probably a high percentage are African-American while for priests many are Hispanic although white Catholics tend to be more competitive than white Protestants.  Amongst white pastors, reverends, and ministers, I suspect Trump got over 70%.  Likewise amongst non-Hispanic white priests, pretty sure Trump won too.