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Cosmetology and Barber Schools

NAICS 611511 · 790 matched workers · high confidence

Strong Democratic lean
65.8% Democratic, 34.2% Republican

Two-party shares across 790 workers in the Cosmetology and Barber Schools industry.

65.8%
34.2%
DemocraticRepublican
Imputed
64.5% D · 35.5% R
Includes lean for unaffiliated registrants
Hierarchy
Educational Services › Technical and Trade Schools
NAICS2 61 · NAICS4 6115
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Where Cosmetology and Barber Schools falls

Near the middle of industries in Educational Services (59th percentile).

← DemocraticRepublican →Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools — 69% DemocraticElementary and Secondary Schools — 65% DemocraticEducational Support Services — 67% DemocraticProfessional and Management Development Training — 60% DemocraticJunior Colleges — 63% DemocraticExam Preparation and Tutoring — 68% DemocraticAll Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction — 69% DemocraticBusiness and Secretarial Schools — 60% DemocraticFlight Training — 39% DemocraticOther Technical and Trade Schools — 57% DemocraticSports and Recreation Instruction — 52% DemocraticLanguage Schools — 68% DemocraticComputer Training — 65% DemocraticFine Arts Schools — 74% DemocraticAutomobile Driving Schools — 57% DemocraticApprenticeship Training — 34% DemocraticCosmetology and Barber Schools — 66% Democratic0%25%50%75%100%
Each dot is one of the 16 other industries in Educational Services; size scales by workforce. Hover to see names — click to jump.

How this is measured

VRscores estimate the partisan composition of an industry by linking voter registration records to employment profiles, then aggregating workers up the NAICS hierarchy. The two-party shares above exclude workers with no major-party affiliation.

Read the full methodology or the published Organization Science paper.

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Citation

Kagan, Max; Frake, Justin; Hurst, Reuben (2026). “VRscores: A New Measure and Data Set of Workforce Politics Using Voter Registrations.” Organization Science, 37(2), 444–465.
https://doi.org/10.1287/orsc.2025.20402