Mideast Daily News Poll: American Jews Most Anti-Trump, Least Likely to be Republican

By Michael Friedson | The Media Line

March 17, 2019

Poll: American Jews Most Anti-Trump, Least Likely to be Republican

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, alongside Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, place stones and flowers on a memorial as they pay their respects at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October 30, 2018 (Photo: SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images)

American Jews are more anti-Trump than Catholics, Protestants, Agnostics or Atheists; and are the least likely of all the groups to enroll as Republicans. In a Gallup poll conducted last week, only 28 percent of Jewish respondents were favorable to President Trump against 71 percent of Jewish voters oppose him. When compared to the groups listed above, American Jews are most negative toward President Trump. Polls conduced following the 2018 midterm elections returned similar results, showing 78 percent saying they voted for Democrats and only 17 percent supporting Republicans. The president is known to have expressed his confusion over his rejection by Jewish voters in light of his declaration that Jerusalem is the capital of the Jewish state and his moving of the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Although he clearly wants to convince Jewish voters to vote Republican, there is no indication so far that he has discovered the key to making that happen.

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2 Comments on “Mideast Daily News Poll: American Jews Most Anti-Trump, Least Likely to be Republican”

  1. New Yirk Tomes's avatar New Yirk Tomes Says:

    Will a gaon please explain to them that the texts actually do contain some words besides the misinterpreted “tikkun olam.”

    • Peter Hofman's avatar Peter Hofman Says:

      Funny , tikkun olam in politics , can we discuss that ?
      Put 2 Jews in a room and you have 5 opinions .


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