Nate Cohn
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first heard Apr 2025
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So I think this really shapes the kind of ideas that young college-educated voters are receptive to.
Uh-huh.
So although in the past they've always been kind of receptive to the most left candidate, it's now being channeled into a particular set of ideas that older generations don't even know about, let alone support.
I think the next biggest divide, it's it's maybe easier to talk about by flipping it around and saying where did the moderates do best?
And uh in both states, high-income neighborhoods, high income voters stand out as a major area of strength for moderates, with income in general just being one of the key fault lines here.
In neighborhoods where people make $150,000 or more, there were often cases where the moderate candidates won.
By two to one.
I don't think this should be terribly surprising that if the progressive left in general and these candidates specifically really stand for anything in terms of policy, it's to take on the billionaires, corporations, and wealth inequality in the country.
And it makes sense that high-income voters would be particularly hesitant to embrace those kind of candidates.
When you go below the high income group, there's a lot more
Heterogeneity in the results.
And part of that comes down to age, right?
There are low-income voters who are young college kids or people just out of college who are very supportive of the progressives.
And then there are also low-income older voters.
And those low-income older voters may still support the establishment.
Uh-huh.
And I think there's one additional point to make, and that's the divide over race.
The establishment candidates in both of these contests did really well.
Well, among black voters.
Now, it's worth noting that, as I've mentioned, both these races are idiosyncratic, and both of the establishment-friendly candidates had particularly strong cases for black voters.
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