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“American Jewish voters are deeply distressed about the direction in which Donald Trump is taking the country and oppose many of his key policies,” stated Mark Mellman, CEO of the Mellman Group and outgoing director of Democratic Majority for Israel. “Indeed, a majority of Jewish voters disapprove of his job performance overall and disapprove of the way Trump is handling antisemitism.”
“This poll makes it clear that President Trump’s executive actions—across the board—are wholly rejected by American Jewish voters,” stated Martin Frost, a former member of Congress and honorary chair and chairman emeritus of the Jewish Electorate Institute.
“The president should not ignore these results, including on his handling of antisemitism, as they reflect significant political risks for both him and his party in upcoming elections,” Frost said.
The polling data suggests that American Jews disapprove of Trump’s executive order that allows the federal government to deport people without a court hearing by a margin of 71% to 23% and that the president earned his highest approval from U.S. Jews (31%) on his handling of domestic Jew-hatred. More than half (56%) of respondents didn’t approve of his response to antisemitism.
“This poll makes it clear that President Trump’s executive actions—across the board—are wholly rejected by American Jewish voters,” stated Martin Frost, a former member of Congress and honorary chair and chairman emeritus of the Jewish Electorate Institute.
“The president should not ignore these results, including on his handling of antisemitism, as they reflect significant political risks for both him and his party in upcoming elections,” Frost said.
The polling data suggests that American Jews disapprove of Trump’s executive order that allows the federal government to deport people without a court hearing by a margin of 71% to 23% and that the president earned his highest approval from U.S. Jews (31%) on his handling of domestic Jew-hatred. More than half (56%) of respondents didn’t approve of his response to antisemitism.
