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In making sense of the stats in this article one obviously critical factor is missing--historical party allegiance. The words "republican" and "democrat" (referring to party) each occur once. The most astonishing figure here is surely that a mere 51% of college-educated white women voted for Clinton. But what proportion of them were merely voting their traditional party line? 

Observing American politics from afar, hyper partisanship with a mere two contending parties is its most striking feature in comparison with other western democracies. Accordingly, any analysis of voting patterns that ignores party affiliation is, I would think, not particularly helpful.