Only by reaching across their respective diploma divides will the parties find the voters they need to build lasting majorities.

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How the Diploma Divide Splits Both Parties
By Will Marshall
Founder and President of the Progressive Policy Institute


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Democrats and Republicans couldn’t be farther apart in political outlook. With distance comes fear and loathing: Each party views the other not just as misguided but as an alien menace to their idea of America.

Nonetheless, neither party is monolithic. Each has internal cleavages, varying shades of opinion reflecting differences in race, class, ethnicity, gender, religion and age. When it comes to deciding elections, the fault line that matters most is the diploma divide.
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