Fmr Sen. Coleman to Newsmax: Biden's Inaction Boosts Jewish Support For Trump
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12% Somewhat Conservative
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
93% : A Siena College poll released June 20 showed Trump gaining 46% of support among registered Jewish voters to 52% for Biden, a remarkable figure considering Trump won only 20% of the state's Jewish vote in 2020, according to the New York Post.44% : If you look at what Trump did last time in the battleground states, in the Georgias or the Pennsylvanias, he was getting 50% of the vote.
41% : "It is among the reasons why Coelman predicted that Trump will gain a larger percentage of the Jewish vote in November's election than he did in his two previous presidential campaigns.
39% : In 2016, Trump got 24% of the Jewish vote compared with 71% for Hillary Clinton.
35% : "Jews in America are turning more and more to Republicans, which, by the way, is challenging some long historical trends," Coleman said.Jewish voters traditionally lean heavily Democrat in presidential elections, and Trump gained 30% of their vote in 2020 compared with 68% for Joe Biden, according to data from the Jewish Virtual Library.
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