March 4th, 2008
08:05 PM ET
9 years ago
Schneider: Education level dividing Democrats
Sen. Hillary Clinton greets employees during a tour of the General Motors Allison Transmission Plant.
(CNN) - Education level remains one of the biggest dividing lines in the Democratic race, and is clearly playing a role in the Ohio primary tonight.
Among those who reported that they attended college, Obama bested Clinton by 7 points. But among those voters who did not go to college, Clinton holds the clear advantage over the Illinois senator, 62-37 percent.
Blue collar voters have long constituted the core of Clinton's base and - in Ohio at least - they are sticking with the New York senator.
–CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider
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So, should we conclude then that education and good judgement don't always go together?
Hillary should give up and I thought people where tired of living like this . With Hillary it will not get any better under her husbands presidentcy she helped him a great deal and look where it has lead us to this we are living now. Don't forget she want and voted for Nafta etc and yes i would like to see a lady president but not her and those bad reasons for voting for someone. THINK PEOPLE THE ONLY WAY WE WILL HAVE A BETTER LIVE IS TO VOTE FOR OBAMA AND FOR CHANGE. With Hillary and when things don't get better remember not to complain that is who u wanted.
Hillary said "Where Ohio goes, so goes the nation."
She's right. They went for Bush. Look where the nation went.