Two-Thirds of US Jewish Voters to Favor Democrats in November Elections, Poll Shows
The Jewish Voters Research Center poll found antisemitism among voters’ top three issues, while 26% said they would back Republicans.
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Two-thirds of US Jewish voters to favor Democrats in November elections, poll shows
The poll by the Jewish Voters Resource Center, which is led by prominent Jewish Democrats, showed that 67 percent of respondents planned to vote for Democratic congressional candidates in November.
Few American Jews shifting from Democrats to Republicans over rift with Israel
Accusations of rising antisemitism in the Democratic Party and surging hostility towards Israel have had only a minor impact on how American Jewish voters plan to vote this November, new poll shows.
Even as Democrats nominate anti-Israel candidates, poll suggests 67% of Jewish voters plan to cast ballots for Dems in November
“Democracy, the cost-of-living and a deep hostility toward Donald Trump are driving the Jewish vote,” said Jim Gerstein, principal at GBAO Strategies, which conducted the poll.
Poll shows two-thirds of U.S. Jewish voters will favor Democrats in November
Despite tensions over Israel and rising antisemitism, respondents ranked affordability and the future of democracy as their top issues in the midterms.
Peace: A survey by The Jewish Voters Resource Center shows that 67 percent of Jewish voters intend to vote for the Democrats in the US Congress.
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