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Election season comes with much discussion on voting blocs. Participants in polls are often grouped by race, gender or generation. 


But how does their level of education play into who voters choose to support? 

 of The Washington Post joined MPR News host Kerri Miller and discussed how having a degree — or not — may be one of the most powerful predictors of this campaign.

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Two reporters who look at voting patterns shared their insight on how education can be a powerful political predictor.

Campaign season is inundated with discussions on voting blocs. Participants in polls are often grouped by race, gender or generation, but how does their level of education play into who voters choose to support? Reporters Asma Khalid and Janell Ross shared their insight on voting patterns with MPR News host Kerri Miller.

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