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"Forget race and gender&amp;#8212;now that any slight demographic push could determine the next Democratic nominee, it&amp;#39;s going to be gains among voting blocks that break along income and education levels that make the difference between Clinton and Obama. And it&amp;#39;s Obama who is making the gains.\nPreviously, the conventional wisdom was that Obama appealed to wealthier and more educated voters&amp;#8212;the Starbucks latte drinkers, if you will&amp;#8212;while Clinton has had a steady lock on the so-called &amp;quot;Dunkin&amp;#39; Donuts&amp;quot; constituency, made up of Americans who earn less than $50,000 a year and don&amp;#39;t have a college education.\nBut now the Dunkin Donuts numbers have been shifting slowly but surely away from Clinton and towards Obama. Last week, he carried this demographic in Wisconsin, and a new poll shows their support for him increasing from 35 to 48 percent nationally since December.\nWith Obama chipping away at Clinton&amp;#39;s core and transforming socio-economic voting patterns, Clinton must be more worried than ever. It is amazing to see that he can not only appeal across racial lines but also across class (and coffee!) ones. I think we will see this shift happen among youth voters as well. We know Obama has youth appeal&amp;#8212;the younger members of the &amp;quot;Dunkin&amp;#39; Donuts&amp;quot; constituency who are working for paychecks, not grades, might be the key to him cinching the nomination.\nWhat do you think? Are Obama&amp;#39;s gains in this demo going to put him over the top next week? Do you love donuts?\n&amp;#8212;Fernanda"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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