New York Post Article RatingExodus: Jewish voters' break with the Democrats will elevate our...
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57% : Rockland County, home to the highest concentration of Jews of any county in the nation, offered an even more dramatic story: In 2020, Biden won the county by 2 percentage points; on Tuesday, it was Trump by 12.46% : In New York, The Post reported, roughly 45% of Jewish voters voted GOP, delivering a mind-boggling 50% increase in Jewish support for Trump over 2020.
44% : But there's an even bigger reason to celebrate the historical reddening of the Jewish vote: As Newsweek editor Batya Ungar-Sargon noted in a now-viral video endorsement of Trump, the Jewish vote has always been tethered to that of the working class.
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