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Between White Americans who support Harris or Trump, the disparity in college education is an even more significant factor than age or gender.
The disparity is reflected in the allocation of the electoral votes of states.
At the extremes of the best-educated/least-educated continuum and their respective electoral votes:
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www.newsweek.com
At the extremes of the best-educated/least-educated continuum and their respective electoral votes:
1) Massachusetts [11]
2) Colorado [10]
3) Maryland [10]
4) Connecticut [07]
5) New Hampshire [04]
6) Vermont [03]
7) Virginia [13]
8] Minnesota [10]
9) Washington [12]
0) New Jersey [14]
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41) Tennessee [11]
42) Texas [40]
43) Oklahoma [07]
44) Alabama [11]
45) Nevada [06]
46) Kentucky [08]
47) Arkansas [06]
48] Louisiana [08]
49) Mississippi [06]
50) West Virginia [04]
![www.newsweek.com](https://d.newsweek.com/en/full/1776478/32-georgia.png)
The Most and Least Educated States in America, Ranked
Though much debate exists around the education system in the U.S., one thing is for sure: The future of the country lies in our youth, and our ability to educate them.
![www.newsweek.com](https://g.newsweek.com/themes/newsweek/favicons/favicon-32x32.png)
Of course, age and gender are also major demographic factors.A USA Today/Suffolk University poll released Thursday found young people swung a massive 24 points between June and August, from favoring Trump over President Biden by 11 points to picking Harris over Trump by 13 points.