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>uneducated
Except that the graph you are showing does not show education being a factor.
The point of using education is also moot because you count as educated as long as you have ANY degree, including gender studies.
Kids these days don't go to uni because they're smart or elite, they go to uni because they don't have a clue what it is they want to do.
One could also argue the opposite and say that actually hard-working people vote right, whereas the ones who are generally wealthier and without much hardship in life vote left.
Using education as a metric to make any statement about anything is absolutely braindead and disingenuous.
>white
no skin-color demographics listed in graph.
>men
google what the “modern gender vote gap" is and report back. this is a non-point.

>uneducated middle-aged white men
all in all, good job on making your first classist, ageist, racist and sexist post. you'll fit right in here on /pol/, CHUD.