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Dave Wasserman

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Another reason Dems shouldn't extrapolate 2018 into 2020: by my math, there were roughly *52 million* eligible non-college whites who didn't vote in 2018 vs. only 13.7 million eligible college whites who didn't vote. — PolitiTweet.org

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The good news for Dems: non-college whites will be a slightly lower % of eligible voters in '20 vs. '16. Here was the change from '16 to '18, per my analysis of Census data (in millions): Non-college whites: 105.3➡️102.4 College whites: 49.2➡️52.3 Non-whites: 69.6➡️73.9 — PolitiTweet.org

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Another reason Dems shouldn't extrapolate 2018 into 2020: by my math, there were roughly *52 million* eligible non-college whites who didn't vote in 2018 vs. only 13.7 million eligible college whites who didn't vote. There's plenty of upside for Trump, esp. in Upper Midwest. — PolitiTweet.org

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