Jewish Voter Shift in Swing States Could Impact 2024 Election

Jewish voters in key states are reconsidering their support for Democrats amid rising tensions over U.S.-Israel relations and domestic antisemitism concerns.

Jewish voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin are pivotal in the upcoming election, with both Trump and Harris campaigning heavily in these swing states.
Some Jewish voters feel abandoned by Democrats, citing dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's handling of Israel and Iran policies.
Trump is attempting to win over Jewish voters by criticizing Harris and claiming to be a stronger ally to Israel.
Despite some shifts, a majority of Jewish voters still support the Democratic ticket, with recent polls showing two-thirds backing Harris.
Rising antisemitism and anti-Israel protests in the U.S. are influencing Jewish voter sentiment, contributing to feelings of insecurity and political reevaluation.