That's an interesting map and I didn't realize that such a high proportion of Kansas Republicans (and Romney voters) in '12 had a college degree.
Interestingly, some of the most surprising results or apparent swings this cycle are coming from states with the highest proportion of college educated whites that voted Romney. I'm assuming part of the reason is that in many stronger Dem states, college educated Whites stopped voting Republican a decade or so back?
It would be interesting to do a map based on exit polls of college educated whites in the 2012 GE to see what other surprises (room to Dem inroads) might come from as well this election.
Northeastern college educated whites don't seem to be repulsed by Trump, interestingly enough. Polls of NY, CT, and MA are closer than you'd expect.
