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Nope. The data sources are listed. They're reputable. The Democrat voter base, on average, are just life's losers. They earn less. No one likes them enough to marry them. They're less satisfied with their financial situation. Etc. Sorry about that.
My point either went over your head, or you are being willfully ignorant.
Now post the percentage of those without even a high school diploma or GED. A very high percentage of them are Democrats. Pretty easy to understand when the demographic groups with the lowest education levels overwhelmingly vote Democrat. It pulls down the education level of the voter base.
Republicans more likely to be married, and the marriage gap indicates that married people are more educated than unmarried people
Republicans earn more than Democrats, and income is correlated to education level.
Red states are some of the poorest, Mississippi being the worse. Income is not correlated to education, it's based on where you live. But education is also important. A person graduating Vanderbilt Law School can make well over $200,000 getting a job in New York. Could they make that in let's say Alabama. Of course not. I use this example because of someone I know.
My point either went over your head, or you are being willfully ignorant.
Your data doesn’t include SSMs.
What your opinion may be re SSM is irrelevant.
Incorrect. The parameter is married, or not married. That's it. If a same sex couple is married, they're in the married group. Note that not all married persons vote Republican, but a majority of them do.
Red states are some of the poorest, Mississippi being the worse. Income is not correlated to education, it's based on where you live.
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"The relationship between education and income is strong. Education is often referred to as an investment in human capital. People invest in human capital for similar reasons people invest in financial assets, including to make money. In general, those with more education earn higher incomes (see the table)."
Red states are some of the poorest, Mississippi being the worse. Income is not correlated to education, it's based on where you live. But education is also important. A person graduating Vanderbilt Law School can make well over $200,000 getting a job in New York. Could they make that in let's say Alabama. Of course not. I use this example because of someone I know.
Not sure what you mean by poorest, but California has the highest poverty rate in the US.
Nope. The data sources are listed. They're reputable. The Democrat voter base, on average, are just life's losers. They earn less. No one likes them enough to marry them. They're less satisfied with their financial situation. Etc. Sorry about that.
George Soros and Bill Gates would like to have a word or two with some posting here.
I kinda agree with the one poster that Dems are the outcasts of society.
Lower levels of education
Nobody wants to marry them
They typically hate themselves
They make less money than republicans
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