67% of Jewish voters in the US plan to vote for Democrats — poll
67% of Jewish voters in the United States plan to vote for Democratic Party candidates in the November congressional elections, while 26% intend to support Republicans. This was reported by the Jerusalem Post, citing a Jewish Voters Resource Center poll.
Poll methodology
The Jewish Voters Resource Center is led by prominent Jewish Democrats. The poll was conducted by GBAO Strategies, a company that works with liberal groups and the Democratic Party. Pollsters surveyed 800 Jewish voters via text messages between August 26 and September 1. The stated margin of error is 3.5 percentage points.
Key issues for voters
Respondents were asked to name the two most important issues that would affect their choice. Antisemitism ranked third after cost of living and the future of democracy. Israel came in fifth among priority issues.
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The poll also measured unfavorable views of politicians on a scale from 0 to 100. US President Donald Trump received 75 points, Vice President J.D. Vance received 82 points, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received 67 points.
According to the publication, since the 1930s, Jewish voters in the United States have mostly voted for Democrats by roughly two-thirds of the vote. The highest levels of support for Democrats were recorded in the 2000 election, while a certain shift toward Republicans occurred in 2012.
