I'm in Lakeway/Bee Cave area, in a neighborhood that is par for demographics -- professional class, higher income, educated, etc. -- out here, and the other day I counted 2 for Biden and 2 for Trump on my run. Our next door neighbor now has their Biden sign up. Our across the street neighborhood had her Trump sign stolen, and she plans to rig a shocking device to it in case anyone tries to steal it again. Of my closest clique of 10 or so people out here, I would say that almost all of us have at least leaned Republican in the past, including a person who started his career working in Washington for Republican campaigns. The votes were split among Trump and Johnson for those of us who voted in 2016. I think one is still leaning Trump, but the rest of us are at least not giving him our vote (no one has yet admitted to a likely vote for Biden). Apparently Justin Berry (the ex-cop Republican nominee for Texas House) has been expressly distancing himself from Trump out here, because he doesn't think Lakeway people go for Trump. He is the more "establishment" nominee, and he eked out a win against Don Zimmerman and some other kook. There are some vocal Red Hat types who have been showing up at, say, school board meetings blowing that "6 percent" horn, fighting about masks, etc. But I don't know how deep that vein runs. Many people out here, basically, are tired of Trump's shit. They are people who want low taxes, maybe some guns, and to be generally left alone. He's not playing that well with these educated suburbanites.