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Redban
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« on: August 10, 2016, 11:06:38 AM »

The question becomes: will these educated Whites return to the Republican party after Trump loses, or does Hillary begin a demographic realignment?

If Trump is a sore loser and becomes the mouthpiece of the Republican party after his loss, I can see a lot of these voters fleeing the Republican party for good.

Trump is accelerating a trend that was already happening: non-college educated whites moving toward the Republicans while college educated whites moving toward the Democrats.

Romney won college graduates by 4% last election.
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Redban
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« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2016, 11:25:11 AM »

The question becomes: will these educated Whites return to the Republican party after Trump loses, or does Hillary begin a demographic realignment?

If Trump is a sore loser and becomes the mouthpiece of the Republican party after his loss, I can see a lot of these voters fleeing the Republican party for good.

Trump is accelerating a trend that was already happening: non-college educated whites moving toward the Republicans while college educated whites moving toward the Democrats.

Romney won college graduates by 4% last election.

Romney was the dead cat bounce, though.  The long term trend has been there since at least 1992.

Bush 2004 won college graduates by 16%, Bush 2000 won them by 11%, Dole lost them by just 2%,  and Bush 1992 lost by them by just 3%.

Where is the long-term trend that has been there since at least 1992?
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