Huh? Biden absolutely did flip suburban white women voters.

Blacks and Latinos are not monolithic voting blocs but neither are white women. Image
As with much “white women” analysis in 2016, this piece ignored the widening education divide.

Dem presidential margin with college educated white women:

2012: -6
2016: +6
2020: +9

With non-college white women

2012: -20
2016: -28
2020: -27
Also of note, Biden had greater improvement with white men than with white women, especially college grad white men

Dem margin

College white men
2016: -15
2020: -3

Non-college white men
2016: -49
2020: -42

Still, the only D-majority white cohort is college grad women
Of further note, Biden improved w/non-college white men over HRC, but did not do as well as Obama '12, whereas Biden (& HRC) outperformed Obama '12 with college white women

D margin

Noncollege white men
'12: -31
'16: -49
'20: -42

College white women:
'12: -6
'16: +6
'20: +9

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