his biggest gains among the non-evangelical blue-collar men (trailing Trump among them by just 4 percentage points, compared with Clinton's much larger 23-point deficit in 2016) and the equivalent women: They preferred Biden by 10 percentage points in the Nationscape results, double Clinton's lead last time.

Warning signs in Wisconsin

Warning signs also emerged for Trump about his standing with non-evangelical whites without college degrees in recent polling in Wisconsin, the state that many believe could prove decisive in 2020. Those voters represent the state's largest single block: They make up just over 44% of Wisconsin's electorate, with the women slightly outnumbering the men, according to cumulative poll results from the Marquette University Law School poll provided by Charles Franklin, a pollster and professor of public policy there. (White evangelicalsfive will learn anatomy and physiology. Third-graders will learn about puberty and adolescent development. Fifth-graders will learn about sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV.

The new standards include lessons on healthy relationships between kids and with adults. Other topics include identity, pregnancy and reproduction, and personal safety.

Candace Pruett, who has three children in elementary school, said she believes teaching lessons on sexual education at an earlier age will encourage healthy relationships and appropriate social interaction.

"Very importantly for my boys," she told the board before the vote, "I want them to understand consent, I want them to understand their bodies and know what healthy relationships look like as they move through school."

But others, including Nicole Hudgens with Texas Values, a conservative religious group, said they opposed the standards. She told the