… Political polling nationally and in crucial swing states like North Carolina and Florida showed a tight race, but the polling in Pennsylvania and sparse data from Wisconsin and Michigan showed Clinton with a solid edge. So what happened? The polls hit Clinton’s support dead on but underestimated key Trump demographics. …
Nationally, 3 in 10 Democratic white men without a college degree did not vote for Clinton. And whites without a college degree voted big for Trump, no matter their economic status: 68 percent of those making less than $100,000 per year voted for Trump, as did 67 percent of those making more than $100,000 per year — throwing a twist into the theory that economic stagnation primarily prompted Trump’s support.
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Ryan Struyk, ABC News