Changing Demographics of White Voters

White voters without college degrees represent a significant segment of the electorate, but their numbers are declining across key swing states. In the blue wall states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan, the proportion of these voters has dropped from 66% in 2008 to about 58-59% today. This shift complicates the Republican strategy for mobilizing support, especially for Trump, who has previously relied on these voters. Meanwhile, there's a notable increase in white voters with college degrees in the same regions, who are trending more Democratic, posing further challenges for the Republican campaign.