In the recent U.S. presidential election, 42% of graduates voted for Donald Trump, indicating a demographic shift in his support base. While Trump maintains strong backing from less-educated, predominantly white voters, his appeal is growing among younger, diverse populations, particularly in affluent areas like Buckhead, Georgia. Supporters emphasize a government hands-off approach and prioritize individual rights and economic nationalism. Political experts note that this trend mirrors the rise of right-wing populism seen in Europe, blending nationalistic rhetoric with economic populism.