Will Biden win whites without a college degree in any state?

[mileslunn]

Discuss and which ones.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

Perhaps one of Washington & Oregon? Glancing at the CNN exit polls, Trump did about 50-40 with them in Washington and 55-35 in Oregon.

I don't know, maybe Hawaii?

[Gustaf]

Vermont?

[Ferguson97]

None of them

[Former President tack50]

Technically not a state but I suppose he will do so in DC

[Use Your Illusion]

Off the top of my head maybe in a small state like RI where it's unilaterally liberal amongst almost all demographics. But it's alright, he will do better amongst the WWC better than Clinton almost no matter what because it's hard to do worse than she actually did.

[ProgressiveModerate]

I'm honestly not an expert on how demogrphics vote by state, but my guess is uber-liberal states like VT and MA, where the white vote tends to skew heavily Democrat (albiet, skews more educated too). Maybe also in places where it's "woke" or smtg.

[Stańczyk]

Well, HRC almost certainly won the non-college white vote in Vermont, so definitely at least there. I could also see Massachusetts and then Washington and possibly Maine if current polls are any indication. Hawaii also might be an option but I have no idea how whites vote there and non-college whites must be a tiny proportion of the population.

[iammucow]

Technically not a state but I suppose he will do so in DC

I live in DC and I still have a hard time comprehending that only 4% voted for Trump last election.

[Real Texan Politics]

Massachusetts maybe?

[Non Swing Voter]

Probably a number of New England states: Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island?  Also... Delaware?

[Crumpets]

This could be completely off-base, but maybe Alaska? The Republican base there is mostly educated oil company types and the Democrats are the Native population and an assortment of working-class union Dems (especially in the fishing industry). Maybe this latter group won't be Democrats in the long term depending on how the parties evolve and how much they embrace certain elements of Trumpism, but I expect they will still be with the Democrats in 2020.

[RI]

Perhaps one of Washington & Oregon? Glancing at the CNN exit polls, Trump did about 50-40 with them in Washington and 55-35 in Oregon.

I wouldn't be surprised to see this flip in 2020. Whites without a degree HATE Inslee here (see the August primary results), so that may translate into Trump votes as well.

[Senator-elect Spark]

No, but he will do a lot better.

[chubbygummy]

DC

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

Perhaps one of Washington & Oregon? Glancing at the CNN exit polls, Trump did about 50-40 with them in Washington and 55-35 in Oregon.

I wouldn't be surprised to see this flip in 2020. Whites without a degree HATE Inslee here (see the August primary results), so that may translate into Trump votes as well.

I'm confused, you wouldn't be surprised if they went Democrat because they hate the Democratic Governor?

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

Vermont, Massachusetts, Hawaii and District of Columbia.
Maybe Rhode Island and Maine's 1st district.
Mayyybe Maine.

"None" is a very stupid answer.