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The pattern of change in the Labour vote is similar (down more in areas that voted to Leave), but rather bifurcated...pic.twitter.com/6HADbJb0Dn
Reinforcing the pattern from 2017, education is a new dividing line of British politics - the Conservative vote has increased most in constituencies with fewest graduates.pic.twitter.com/Tyn2CZkGIb
It seems that Labour suffered particularly heavy losses in constituencies with under 25% graduates, faring rather better in those with more than that.pic.twitter.com/mbaYRpmpXj
Strikingly, the Conservatives tended to make larger gains in the most deprived constituencies in England and Wales...pic.twitter.com/sodbCm0ndO
Perhaps there is a correlation between the inability to spell “Pinocchio” and the likelihood of voting for the son of someone who derides that inability?
Fear of 'the other' aka racism lite is high in this group. Plus a lack of critical thinking. Not meant as a criticism but an observation.
Of course, the number of graduates in a constituency doesn't mean they are uneducated. These voters are much smarter than the so-called "educated" students who supported Corbyn but haven't learned much.
Cheers - I've RTd!
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