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Did Biden win this demographic in 2020? I can't seem to find conclusive data at the national level, just a mishmash of regional exit poll results.
exboyfil
(17,862 posts)A lot of engineers in my area voted for Trump.
WhiskeyGrinder
(22,309 posts)Turin_C3PO
(13,912 posts)that chart makes me ashamed to be a non-college educated white man. The racism is strong within my demographic.
WhiskeyGrinder
(22,309 posts)supremacy. It's what you do with that knowledge that matters.
Turin_C3PO
(13,912 posts)As you point out, none of us are free from the influence of white supremacy so it's important that we each regularly evaluate ourselves and continually work to confront racism within us and others wherever it may lurk. That includes fighting power structures and institutions that are racially biased.
Shermann
(7,399 posts)I knew it was close. Thanks for the link.
Roisin Ni Fiachra
(2,574 posts)Turin_C3PO
(13,912 posts)I believe that Trump won among that demographic although it was a lot closer than the results for non-college educated white men.
MenloParque
(512 posts)Many of my white male colleagues in the IT sector who hold graduate and PHD voted for the Orange turd. These guys hold top engineering positions in many of the big and famous IT firms and make well over $250k per year. These privileged guys are one issue voters- 2nd Ammendment. They care only about whether or not they can freely buy and mod their ARs and Aks. Quite sad really that they place guns over all else.
Shermann
(7,399 posts)I suspect there's a donut hole here where the Biden voters live. Below a certain low income level they vote Trump, and above a certain high income level they also vote Trump. I'd like to see a breakdown by income class (lower, middle, upper).
Shermann
(7,399 posts)I'm on the engineering path as well but don't make anywhere NEAR that. That would be nice!
safeinOhio
(32,641 posts)the best engineer Ive ever met. I really think if had a degree, he would be running GM.
He voted for the first time this year and it was for Joe.
Amishman
(5,554 posts)Lots of hardcore gunners in IT, who are generally reasonable on every other issue.
Shermann
(7,399 posts)I'm not sure I want my data secured by somebody who's overly trusting or optimistic.
Amishman
(5,554 posts)they aren't your typical gun nut rightwing nut jobs. They are pretty normal except for their gun hobby.
My often mentioned gun nut brother-in-law fits this category.