Polling of US Jews on US Role in Middle East

July 2011 Survey Results

J Street commissioned a poll of American Jews on America’s role in the
Middle East in July 2011. Find the survey data, presentation, and
accompanying press release below.

American Jews and the 2010 Election

J Street commissioned polls of of American Jews on America’s role in the Middle East immediately surrounding the 2010 election. The first-ever election night polls of American Jews find the community bucking national trends and overwhelmingly supporting Democratic candidates and President Obama, as well as a bold US-led push for Middle East peace.

Despite millions of dollars worth of partisan and neo-conservative attempts to turn Israel into a wedge issue this election cycle, the attacks failed to change the way American Jews voted. The poll finds that American Jews, like the rest of the electorate, cast their votes with the economy and other bread and butter issues in mind.

Learn more at http://2010.jstreet.org and read the full poll results and analysis below.

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March 2010 Survey Results

J Street commissioned a poll of American Jews on America’s role in the
Middle East in March 2010. Find the survey data, presentation, and
accompanying press release below.

Here are the more findings of polling on American Jewish attitudes on America’s role in the Middle East that J Street commissioned in March 2009 and July 2008.

March 2009 Survey Results

July 2008 Survey Results