Once again, places with more college-educated voters are more likely to vote for someone other than Trump. Trump will still be the nominee.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/elections/2024/03/05/super-tuesday-live-updates-election-2024/#link-3WG4AOQ5NVC47M4UAFFVVT6OQU
@pbump who would thought that educated people make educated decisions.
That's another reason why university access is a big concern for the democracy.
@spectral I wouldn't go down that road. Basic knowledge of civics and how voting works seems to be a really big factor in this, from what I've seen, and while that may be correlated with university education, it's not a correlation we have to live with.
Knowledge of basic civics should be accessible throughout the population expected to live under the government, and to vote for governmental representation.
I'd say that's more about access to quality, informative mass media and primary education than university, or it should be.
