College Grads, Non-Grads: Political Views Not So Different
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New research reveals that college doesnt necessarily turn people liberal, challenging the notion that higher education widens Americas political gaps. While theres a diploma divide in elections, with college grads favoring Democrats and non-grads backing Republicans, policy views among graduates havent shifted significantly over time. Instead, the shift lies in self-identification, with college grads identifying as liberal more than they did in the past. This trend is influenced by factors like economic outlooks, life situations, and party loyalty, rather than just education. The study also finds that colleges expose students to diverse views, but theyre not pushing indoctrination. The research underscores the complexity of political affiliations and the need for better debate without broad stereotypes.
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