When in comes to local elections republicans aren't pushing for an increase in property taxes to pay for chit projects, city bonds, etc. Many of of those initiatives states that funds can be used for other projects. Dems push for those things. And yes my parents are home owners.
Exit poll results showed Moore faring worse among white voters than Republicans in previous Alabama elections, but he maintained a lead among both white men and women and those with and without college degrees.
In Alabama, Moore held a small edge among white women with college degrees and a roughly 25-point lead among white men with college degrees.
If we ignore race, Jones got 54% of the college educated vote, while Moore got 52% of the non-college educated vote. This does imply that having a college education makes one more likely to vote Democrat. Also reinforcing that idea is while Moore did get the majority of college educated whites, it was a much all smaller margin than he had over non-college educated whites. Again, showing having a college education makes one more likely to vote Democrat.
All your statistic shows is that being white makes one more likely to vote Republican. Which is obvious in Alabama anyway.
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