US Edition64 percent of Jewish voters disapprove of Trump efforts to fight antisemitism: Poll
- GBAO Strategies surveyed 800 Jewish registered voters from April 22 to May 1, 2025, on opinions about Trump and antisemitism in the U.S.
- The survey followed Trump's first 100 days in office and reflects responses amid his administration's actions claiming to combat antisemitism.
- Most respondents disapprove of Trump's performance, with 64% disapproving his antisemitism efforts and many saying his policies increase antisemitism.
- Notably, 52% consider Trump antisemitic, 74% disapprove of his presidency, and 61% say deporting pro-Palestinian protesters increases antisemitism.
- The data suggests broad Jewish voter skepticism toward Trump's measures, increased concern about antisemitism, and a prevailing preference for supporting Democrats.
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