The most amusing part of this is that you haven't once tried to find any alternative polling proving me wrong. Also your "It's under 25k" "rule" is something you just made up in your head. You do understand the concept of a poll, right? How many polls do you know of that sample more than 25,000 people? Go get me a list.
I'll wait.
You're correct that two of those were the same poll- my mistake. But that doesn't invalidate the facts. And it's not just exit polling- this was
a static relationship between income and Presidential choice in 2016. If you had been paying attention to demographics in polling instead of just buying into news headlines, you would know that.
But the thing is-it turns out 2016 looked almost identical to 2012. Here's a
piece by Brookings analyzing this question and comparing exit polling from 2012 and 2016. Shockingly (not really)- they're virtually the same when you break things down by income. I don't know why this is so surprising to you, but GOP policies are hostile to the poor. That makes them a lot less inclined to vote GOP.
I'm not sure why you've chosen this hill to die on, or why you find the reality of the demographics so upsetting.
But unless you're going to come up with some alternative polling that shows that the relationship isn't exactly what I'm telling you it is- you've got no leg to stand on. As with your insane COVID hoax obsession- your ability to look objective reality in the face and deny it all the same is concerning.
The most amusing part of this is that you haven't once tried to find any alternative polling proving me wrong. Also your "It's under 25k" "rule" is something you just made up in your head. You do understand the concept of a poll, right? How many polls do you know of that sample more than 25,000 people? Go get me a list.