The College-Educated Voter Problem: Is There a Solution?

In this PJ Media article, Aaron Hanscom reveals how college-educated voters, steeped in radical ideology, are fueling Democratic Socialist victories while working-class and minority voters push back.

• Dennis Prager’s observation that only college attendees could espouse certain absurdities highlights how universities have become hubs of brainwashing rather than wisdom.
• Recent DSA successes in New York City and Colorado were driven by high support from college-educated and higher-income voters, including strong youth turnout for candidates like Darializa Avila Chevalier, Brad Lander, and Melat Kiros.
• Polling data shows college-educated voters backing socialist platforms—such as gender surgeries on minors, open borders, defunding police, and anti-Israel stances—while black, Hispanic, and low-income voters overwhelmingly supported more moderate Democrats.
• Many young DSA-aligned candidates and supporters exhibit anti-American views, including blaming the U.S. for 9/11, reflecting indoctrination from K-12 through higher education.
• Far-left energy in the Democratic Party is increasingly propelled by upper-class, well-educated white liberals rather than the working class they claim to represent.
• Life experiences like marriage, children, and maturity often shift voters rightward as they prioritize safety, finances, and reality over ideology.
• Alternatives like PragerU videos offer concise conservative perspectives that counter years of leftist indoctrination, gaining traction in schools and among young people despite left-wing outrage.
• Stories of former leftists, such as University of Illinois graduate and ex-BLM activist Xaviaer DuRousseau, demonstrate that minds can be changed through exposure to common-sense content.

Read the full story:
https://pjmedia.com/aaron-hanscom/2026/07/01/the-college-educated-voter-problem-is-there-a-solution-n4954569