Who can show the other guy's supporters are the worst? The battle continues. http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1948550618800494?journalCode=sppa …pic.twitter.com/ezAirg8u7K
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They mean that it was correlated with “Voted for Trump but not Romney”, which is obvious given that the strongest predictor on a county level of swing was college education levels.pic.twitter.com/isoGMgvSPK
Curiously, I found that IQ predicts republican at county-level in last 3 US elections if you add covariates for SES and demographics.
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Where are you getting county-level IQ data?
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Oh, you used NAEP scores? That makes sense. High-scoring liberals are more likely to leave home to move to cities when they graduate. This is the same reason that the plains states always have high social mobility in the Chetty stuff.
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These are not NAEP scores, I think. They are based on state level scholastic tests rescaled to common scale.
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Still seems consistent with the "Smart liberal kids move away to cities when they grow up" mechanism either way
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Possibly. The effect sizes are small, so can be founded in direction by some moving around stuff. Results are here: http://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/248961
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