Findings from PEW Research Survey:
"In Pew Research Center’s August survey, registered voters
with a college degree or more education favor Clinton over Trump by 23
percentage points (52% Clinton vs. 29% Trump) in a four-way contest that
included Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson (supported by 11% of voters
with at least a college degree) and Green Party candidate Jill Stein (4%).
By contrast, voters who do not have a college degree were more divided in their preferences: 41% backed Trump, 36% Clinton, 9% Johnson and 5% Stein."
By contrast, voters who do not have a college degree were more divided in their preferences: 41% backed Trump, 36% Clinton, 9% Johnson and 5% Stein."
According to the WSJ:
“The clearest dividing
line in this year’s presidential election now falls along educational lines:
Whites without a college degree have consolidated behind Donald Trump and those
with a four-year degree are tending to back Hillary Clinton.”