This vote cycle, Brown University people donated far more to the Biden and Harris national strategies than Donald Trump.
According to a , Brown Daily Herald analysis, the combined Harris/Biden campaigns netted almost$ 62, 000 from the Ivy’s faculty and staff since January of 2023, while Trump received a paltry$ 272 and change.
Harris has more than doubled what the president has gotten since she became the Democratic nomination in July, according to campaign finance papers.
In view, Brown faculty and staff gave a full of 189 gifts to the Harris strategy— and only three to Trump.
A year ago, the , Daily Herald found that Brown university, staff, and students cooperatively donated 27 times more to Democrats than Republicans, or 95 percent vs. four percent. ( One percent went to” those with no party affiliation”. )
In 2020, Brown employees gave over$ 700, 000 to progressive organizations and campaigns in large measure due to” the policies and behaviors of ( former ) President Donald Trump and his administration” which were “broadly unpopular among college-educated voters”, said Brown professor Richard Arenberg.
Ruth Simmons, the former head of the Brown Party, has given a full of$ 82, 000 to Democratic politicians and causes both during and after her tenure as president since 2003, according to The Daily Herald.
According to a recent College Fix analysis, current Brown President Christina Paxson ( pictured ) was the university president’s most active donor to Democratic politicians and causes ( roughly$ 27, 000 ).
Additionally, according to The Fix, 96 percent of all political donations made by Ivy League professors were made by Democrats, similar to the social Brown numbers previously noted. This includes Columbia ($ 520, 000 ), Harvard ( almost$ 500, 000 ), Yale ($ 340, 000 ), and Princeton ($ 176, 000 ).
Donation rates outside the Ivy League follow a similar structure. Ninety-six percentage of donations from Arizona university faculty went to Democrats, 99 percentage from those in the U. Wisconsin program, 94 percent from university at Michigan schools, and 92 percent from those teaching at Ohio higher ed. corporations.
Less: Report: Nearly 100 percentage of school’s social gifts go to Democrats
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