Today I’m going to focus on one such group: voters with high educational attainment but low to middle incomes. The larger point, though, is that I think we ought to be careful about conflating class with educational attainment. Apologies for the cliché, but class in America reflects a tapestry of race, educational attainment, and income/economic privilege — and even that doesn’t capture everything. ShareBased on this grid, what is the most Democratic voting group in America? Among Hispanic voters, voting is considerably less correlated with educational attainment than among whites.