A Snapshot of the American Jewish Electorate: 2011 Political Survey [Not a Poll]

Hebrew Union College, Los Angeles ^ | May 3, 2001 | Steven Windmuller, Ph. D.

[SJackson]

Yehuda, didn't have time for the thread, besides, we have another stupid Jew thread, Palin, Trump may be media darlings, but they don’t excite Jewish Republicans . Elections are coming up, there'll be more.

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that's rather lame. As a response to Jewish and/or black voting patterns, it doesn't win friends. I know you meant is as humor, not a threat, you said so, but it should be an embarassment to most conservatives.

Yehuda, I know Jews and blacks who not only vote for Republicans, but work for them. Of course some of them FR regards as RINOs, better to have Democrats in power. I doubt they'd relate to themselves as "conservatives" in the context of these occasional threads.

[SJackson]

I wonder if the exit polls understate the Jewish population in the so-called “red states”, leading to an overestimate of their support for DemocRATS?

Actually the exit polls don't attempt to count them in many states. CNN has a good database, they all use the same exit polls. If you review state by state results by religion, you'll note that Jewish only appears in the northeast and Florida. Most states, even states like Illinois and California and New York, are statistly insignificant. With the exception of Florida, in those states where the Jewish vote is recorded, it isn't much different that the general population.

[SJackson]

Rechecking, Florida doesn’t have Jewish results either, nor do NJ or CT. They appear to have changed the ranking in some of these states. Essentially you’re taking statistically unreliable numbers from a number of states, actually chosen precincts, and extrapolating them nationally.

[Impy]

Because of Bin Laden it almost no coverage instead of just extremely little. ;d

Being an election nut I followed it very closely.