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Originally Posted by zamler
I'd like to see this.
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http://mytoba.ca/voices/the-2015-can...tell-the-tale/
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What jumps out about the Liberal Party is the way in which it tended to do better in constituencies with larger concentrations of university graduates, suggesting the possibility that either this was a group that felt particularly attracted to the Liberals, or just more averse to the other parties.
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https://theviewfromseven.files.wordp...rson-corrs.pdf
University certificate; diploma or degree
above bachelor level (Education):
CON-0.00594245
LIB 0.439910781
Not much correlation either way for education and Conservative voting status. A pretty substantial correlation between education and Liberal voting though.
Conversely
No postsecondary certificate; diploma or
degree (Education):
CON 0.178411878
LIB -0.08401693
A small positive correlation between no post-secondary and Conservative voting vs a slight negative correlation for Liberal.
Interestingly there is just as strong of a positive correlation for voting Con with a high school diploma as there is for Liberal and Bachelors or higher. And a slight negative for Liberals. This suggests that whatever is happening to people to make them switch from Conservative to Liberal happens at some point in post secondary.
High school diploma or equivalent
(Education):
CON 0.425128072
LIB -0.03930936