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I looked at census data and the 2020 election after what
Posted on: August 15, 2024 at 10:35:24 CT
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Nikki Haley said on Fox News regarding what Trumps strategy should be to win voters. http://tigerboard.com/boards/view.php?message=19166636
I just looked at kAnsas.
Only 5 counties voted for Biden in 2020.
Percentage of people with bachelor degrees per county:
Johnson 57%
Douglas 48%
Riley 46%
Shawnee 30%
All four counties voted for for Biden
The only other county that voted for Biden was Wyandotte with a bachelor degree percentage of 22%, of which only 33% of the population voted (low turnout), compared to about 45%-50% of the population voting in the counties that went to Biden.
In comparison, I went through counties that voted heavily for Trump throughout the rest of the state and couldn't find other counties with higher bachelor degree percentages.
Phillips 20% of population had their bachelor degree and 88% of the county voted for Trump
Barber 23% of the population had their bachelor degree band 87% of the county voted for Trump
Ness 20% of of the population had their bachelor degree and 89% of the county voted for Trump
The county with the most people with bachelor degrees (38%) that voted for Trump (72%) was Ellis County.
Most counties in kAnsas that went heavily for Trump, only 30% or less of their population had bachelor degrees, many of which were 20% or under.
Many counties reported about 50% or less of the entire population voted.
In Seward County, only 24% of the population voted, only 11% of them have their bachelor degrees and it went 65% Trump.
This is on the premise that people with their bachelor degrees are more educated than people who have not earned a higher education degree.
Edited by KCT-BoneTiger at 10:36:42 on 08/15/24
I just looked at kAnsas.
Only 5 counties voted for Biden in 2020.
Percentage of people with bachelor degrees per county:
Johnson 57%
Douglas 48%
Riley 46%
Shawnee 30%
All four counties voted for for Biden
The only other county that voted for Biden was Wyandotte with a bachelor degree percentage of 22%, of which only 33% of the population voted (low turnout), compared to about 45%-50% of the population voting in the counties that went to Biden.
In comparison, I went through counties that voted heavily for Trump throughout the rest of the state and couldn't find other counties with higher bachelor degree percentages.
Phillips 20% of population had their bachelor degree and 88% of the county voted for Trump
Barber 23% of the population had their bachelor degree band 87% of the county voted for Trump
Ness 20% of of the population had their bachelor degree and 89% of the county voted for Trump
The county with the most people with bachelor degrees (38%) that voted for Trump (72%) was Ellis County.
Most counties in kAnsas that went heavily for Trump, only 30% or less of their population had bachelor degrees, many of which were 20% or under.
Many counties reported about 50% or less of the entire population voted.
In Seward County, only 24% of the population voted, only 11% of them have their bachelor degrees and it went 65% Trump.
This is on the premise that people with their bachelor degrees are more educated than people who have not earned a higher education degree.
Edited by KCT-BoneTiger at 10:36:42 on 08/15/24
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I looked at census data and the 2020 election after what - KCT-BoneTiger MU - 8/15 10:35:24