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Poll Finds U.S. Jewish Voters Prioritize Democracy and Affordability
A survey of 800 American Jewish voters found that democracy and affordability rank as top issues ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The non-partisan U.S. Jewish Voters Resource Center conducted the poll.
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A national poll of 800 American Jewish voters found that the future of democracy and affordability are the key issues for this group six months before the 2026 midterm elections. U.S. Jewish Voters Resource Center released the survey results on May 21, 2026. The poll showed these concerns ranked higher than antisemitism and Israel-related topics.
The center described the poll as a national sample of Jewish voters. It measured issue priorities without specifying sampling margins or exact question wording. Results indicated that democracy and affordability outranked other listed concerns in the responses collected. Haaretz reported the findings from Washington on the same day.
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