It’s no secret that Donald Trump and Joe Biden have different bases of support. Still, it’s illuminating to compare the world around you with the stats on who gives to which candidate.

With the US election now upon us, Bloomberg has rounded up data on small-dollar donations to the Trump and Biden war chests made this year up to October 1. Specifically, it breaks out donations to ActBlue and WinRed, the fundraising platforms of the Democratic and Republican parties, grouping the donations by self-reported professions.

By far the most Democratic-leaning job? “Fundraising professional.” Fully 96 percent of donations by professional fundraisers have gone to Biden.

After that, the most Biden donations are concentrated among “social workers,” “professors,” “deans,” and “public relations professionals,” all with 94 percent of donations going to Biden versus just 6 percent to Trump.

At the other political extreme are “homemakers” (96 percent pro-Trump) and “disabled or on disability” (93 percent pro-Trump), followed by “welders,” “ranchers,” and “stay-at-home moms” (84 percent pro-Trump).

“Entrepreneurs” are balanced perfectly between the two parties: 50 percent Trump and 50 percent Biden. Other swing professions are “caregivers” (48 percent Trump/52 percent Biden), “real estate professionals” (49 percent Trump/51 percent Biden), “surgeons” (49 percent Trump/51 percent Biden), and “dentists” (52 percent Trump/48 percent Biden).

As for the so-called creative economy, where does it fit into the mix? Pretty firmly in the blue column, as you might expect, including artists—though they are not nearly so unanimous as, say, editors. Here, we break out the totals from the Bloomberg report:

• Artists
  18,000 donations
  22 percent Trump/78 percent Biden
• Photographers
  6,600 donations
  22 percent Trump/78 percent Biden
• Musicians
  13,000 donations
  20 percent Trump/80 percent Biden
• Actors
  3,300 donations
  16 percent Trump/84 percent Biden
• Writers and Authors
  34,000 donations
  14 percent Trump/86 percent Biden
• Architects
  13,000 donations
  15 percent Trump/85 percent Biden
• Producers
  10,000 donations
  10 percent Trump/90 percent Biden
  
• Editors
  12,000 donations
  6 percent Trump/94 percent Biden