The vast majority of Democratic primary results are in across Wisconsin and Minnesota, and they’re showing a notable split across educational lines: Progressive candidates are again performing best in highly educated areas, while moderates perform better where voters are less likely to have college degrees.
In Wisconsin, establishment-backed Milwaukee County executive David Crowley was winning by more than 11 points across those counties where less than 20 percent of adults had college degrees, according to a POLITICO analysis of results from counties where at least 90 percent of results had been reported by 1 a.m. In counties where between 20 and 30 percent of adults had college degrees, he was...
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