Meanwhile, 100 million eligible voters didn’t turn out in 2016 (disproportionately non-white/young i.e. Dem-leaning) and college-educated whites are suddenly Democrat-curious. There are paths to a Trump defeat that don’t require flipping white working class votes.
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Seen a lot of this reply so I'll be clearer. Small swings obviously matter in a close election. My point is 1) To question whether flipping white non-college whites is more viable vs. Trump than moving white college grads and/or boosting non-white turnout. https://twitter.com/AndrewPaulJoyce/status/1173642230181040130 …
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And 2) If that is the goal, worth being cautious about assumptions re: which type of Dem can move the white working class. Is it "middle class Joe" from Scranton? Is it a Sanders or Warren hyping a worker revolution? It all seems unclear at this stage and very tricky to test.
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Important thread here with % of white working-class voters in key states, and this conclusion:https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1173644821518585861 …
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That statistic shows how immune they are to the media LWNJ bias.
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Is 8 points meaningful from 2016 to 2018. I would say yes in close states
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I would add that the overall percentages matter less than WHERE they get the increases. In Tennessee? Prob doesn’t matter. In Wisconsin? Hell yes, it matters.
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...but given their size of the electorate the swing from ‘12 to ‘16 (and then again in ‘18) is significant
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