We live in a working-class country. More people graduate college than ever before, but, among Americans aged 25 and over, the great majority ( 62 percent ) still do not. These non–college graduates define, to demographers, America’s working class. The exit polls are still a little rough around the edges—they’ll need further weighting when the popular vote is fully tallied—but in Tuesday’s election, most voters ( 57 percent ) were working class. Only 44 percent of them voted for Kamala Harris,