College Graduates by State
Blue States Vote Democrat
Red States Vote Republican
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State |
% College graduate |
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#1 |
45.7% |
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#2 |
36.7% |
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#3 |
35.5% |
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#4 |
35.4% |
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#5 |
35.2% |
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#6 |
34.6% |
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#7 |
34.5% |
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#8 |
34.2% |
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#9 |
33.1% |
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#10 |
32.5% |
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#11 |
31.7% |
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#12 |
Utah: |
30.8% |
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#13 |
30.6% |
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#14 |
30% |
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#15 |
29.9% |
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#16 |
28.1% |
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#17 |
28% |
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#18 |
27.6% |
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#19 |
27.4% |
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#20 |
27.2% |
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#21 |
26.9% |
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#22 |
26.6% |
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#23 |
26% |
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#24 |
25.9% |
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#25 |
25.6% |
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#26 |
25.5% |
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#27 |
25.5% |
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#28 |
25.5% |
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#29 |
25.3% |
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#30 |
25.2% |
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#31 |
25.1% |
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#32 |
24.9% |
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#33 |
24.8% |
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#34 |
Ohio: |
24.6% |
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#35 |
24.5% |
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#36 |
24.5% |
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#37 |
24.4% |
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#38 |
Iowa: |
24.3% |
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#39 |
24.3% |
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#40 |
24.2% |
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#41 |
23.8% |
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#42 |
23.4% |
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#43 |
22.9% |
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#44 |
22.5% |
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#45 |
22.4% |
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#46 |
22.3% |
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#47 |
21.1% |
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#48 |
21% |
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#49 |
20.1% |
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#50 |
18.8% |
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#51 |
15.3% |
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Weighted average: |
27.2% |
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http://www.statemaster.com/graph/edu_bac_deg_or_hig_by_per-bachelor-s-degree-higher-percentage
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Income = |
Note the STRONG correlation between
Red States
and LOW income! |
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Income = |
Note the STRONG correlation between
Blue States
and HIGH income! |
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Graduates = |
Blue States have a significantly HIGHER college graduate rate by 5.6% (29.6% - 24.0%). |
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Average IQ = |
McDaniels Data -
1.5 points HIGHER
than Red States average |
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Religion = |
There are FAR FEWER Evangelicals in the Blue States - 19.5 vs. 29.9 in the Red States. |
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Guns = |
Gun ownership is FAR LOWER among Blue States - only 4 states over 40%. Average = 27.3 % |
Of the 13 states that are 60 or more percent Protestant or Mormon, every one was red. Of the 28 states that are 40-59 percent Protestant or Mormon, 16 (57 percent) were red, and 12 (43 percent) were blue. Finally, of the eight states where Catholics, Jews, others and "nones" are the clear majority, seven (87.5 percent) were blue (such as California). Only one (12.5 percent) went red (New Mexico).
http://www.the-tidings.com/2004/1112/signs.htm
Colorado and
New Mexico seem strangely out of place.
But all the rest look about right.
http://www.vaughns-1-pagers.com/politics/red-blue-states-summary.htm