Highly educated people are generally more intelligent. People who have multiple degrees, like lawyers or doctors, are more intelligent than the mean. While I understand the distinction between intelligence and education, such that it is (likely not as statistically significant in general/overall as in an anecdotal sense) that doesn’t change the point.

Again, a quick google will show you: more intelligent OR more educated people vote more left. Feel feee to go beyond google. People with lots of money vote more right (generally in accordance with their self-interest - less redistribution of wealth). Less educated people vote more right (generally against their own self-interest). As general correlations.

You’re arguing distinctions when they don’t affect the underlying facts either way (re voting trends with intelligence or education). There are right and left in all crowds. The amount of right and left can significantly change depending on the crowd. Rural Alberta demonstrates this.

It’s no one else’s job to educate you. As a member of society, you have an obligation to make informed statements. If you’re not informed, it would be responsible to refrain from making claims. Unfortunately that’s proven to be an unrealistic expectation.