A key answer, my research suggests, can be found in "social geography." The phrase refers to how different groups of people, including racial and ethnic groups, are spatially arranged in the geography of America's cities, suburbs, and rural areas. The strength of racially motivated voting in 2016 can be explained in part by the types of people (white or nonwhite, immigrant or native) who lived close to Trump supporters, and, even more importantly, how this social geography had changed over time.
Ryan D. Enos, you research is hosreshit since you have not explained why racial segregation would make someone vote for Hillary. It is a two way street, and you set out to prove your racism credentials by picking only on whites.
I have also done research,and discovered that African-Americans overwhelmingly favor Hillary. So, certainly, Hillary is the wort racist pig of all, second only to the plantation owner's daughter, Nancy.
Don't like my research Ryan? Suggest you go back to research school then and figure it out.
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