columbus ohio donald trump presidential candidacy trigger anguish soul search among many college-educated affluent republicans must decide whether back sit election unthinkable vote opponent hillary clinton less two months go nov. election rural white voters lack college degree flock trump brash style lack experience government much tough sell among well-off republicans long backbone party accord reuters/ipsos poll interview republican-leaning white collar professionals trump hop capture white house may rest whether win enough voters battleground state ohio virginia colorado offset clinton overwhelm advantage minority voters young people urban voters women tell two years ago would vote hillary clinton would say freak way say michael sheehan chief operate officer columbus-based apparel firm sheehan lean toward clinton democratic nominee worry trump would damage u.s. relations abroad reuters/ipsos poll show clinton good among affluent college-educated voters president barack obama four years ago even among republicans warn signal trump shun black latinos millennial voters 2012 nearly nine every 10 republicans college degree annual income 100,000 support republican candidate mitt romney seven 10 support trump romney college-educated voters obama percentage point 2012 reuters/ipsos track poll show clinton 48-28 percent advantage among voters last month gap play key swing state ohio clinton 47-36 percent edge among college educate accord monmouth university poll august amaze trump supporters run say jam king partner prominent columbus law firm back romney 2012 likely vote clinton marsha blackburn congresswoman tennessee one trump big supporters washington say trump proposal week child-care tax credit example policies appeal affluent republicans trump still need keep push economic message keep talk national security keep talk issue important moms working-family issue tell reuters ohio 18 electoral vote crucial trump campaign intensively state populous largely suburban central ohio trump tough task rural counties surround local economy skew toward white-collar workers professionals depend manufacture revival trump promise make america great message romney scion wealthy family former private equity fund manager natural fit many republicans area epitomize sometimes call country club republicans favor small government less intrusive regulations put less weight conservative social value trump real-estate magnate manhattan would seem similar republican professionals central ohio get past temperament comment like one suggest illegal immigrants mexico rapists murderers romney fierce critic trump way could ever vote guy say king law firm partner add trump criticism family muslim soldier humayun khan kill action sour trump good nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll register voters last month show clinton ahead among white college-educated voters colorado hold 55-23 percent edge north carolina hold 47-40 percent advantage virginia hold 43-37 percent edge bradley barbin white-collar criminal defense lawyer columbus decorate wall office republican memorabilia stretch back century fault trump stir resentment encourage violence rally trump deny significant violence events blame media exaggerate scuffle protesters barbin say likely back clinton know exactly go know trump big problem say among affluent republicans support trump several say whatever reservations may candidate important keep clinton presidency think bad person say william bay retire nephrologist live hilliard suburb columbus laud trump agent change trump campaign long contend exist swath trump voters talk press pollsters fear demonize show poll november also possible republicans privacy vote booth go clinton concern trump barbin columbus defense lawyer say takeaway conversations peer know say certain people give kind unfettered power t. trump fate may rest former supporters arch-critic mitt romney