Original sentence: Bush held the more suburban and rural areas of both the red and blue states, the Democrats received the large majority of the urban city areas in all the states.For household income, Kerry won in households with less than $50,000 in annual income, and Bush won in households with greater than $50,000 annual income.In 2004, college graduates were split equally at 49% for both Kerry and Bush; those with postgraduate degrees voted for Kerry by an 11% margin.In the 2004 elections both parties received at least 40% from all sizable socio-economic demographics, according to exit polling
Edited sentence: According to exit polls from the 2004 election, though the differences were small, Bush voters tended to consist more of mostly wealthier people and were mostly made up of white (non-hispanic) people, while Kerry voters tended to consist more of mostly less wealthy people and were mostly made up of racial minorities.Both parties however, received about an equal number of votes from college graduates overall, but while Bush had more Bachelor's Degree voters, Kerry had more Postgraduate Degree voters.Bush also received more votes from high school graduates while Kerry received more votes from non-high school graduates (high-school drop-outs).While the Republicans received the majority of the suburban and rural areas of both the red and blue states, the Democrats received the large majority of the urban city areas in all the states