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We are a key resource on Jewish voter preferences, offering crucial research and polling to understand the Jewish electorate. Explore JEI’s latest polling and analysis of the American Jewish electorate after the November 2024 election. JEI has conducted national polling of Jewish voters in November 2024, September 2024, June 2023, September 2022, April 2022, 2021, and 2020. Our 2021 reports on political leanings in swing states and young (18-35) and Independent voters, along with research on rising antisemitism, are significant contributions. In its 2024 study, JEI assesses the influence of Jewish voters across all 435 congressional districts and key swing states.


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JTA: Most American Jews oppose AIPAC spending in Democratic primaries, survey finds

April 14, 2026
The survey was released one week after another conducted by the Mellman Group and commissioned by the Jewish Electorate Institute found that a majority of American Jews have “not heard much” about the role that pro-Israel lobbying groups have played in this year’s early midterm primaries.  The poll, which surveyed 800 registered Jewish voters March 13-23, found that just 11% of American Jews had heard a “great deal” about “the role pro-Israel groups have played in the early 2026 primaries,” while 27% said they’d heard “some” about it. Meanwhile, 62% said they’d either heard “not much,” “none at all” or that they don’t know.

U.S. Jews United Behind Israel As A Jewish Homeland, But Less Clear On Zionism; Most See Rising Use Of Antisemitism In Debates On US-Israel Issues

April 13, 2026
To: Jewish Electorate Institute From: The Mellman Group Re: U.S. Jews United Behind Israel As A Jewish Homeland, But Less Clear On Zionism; Most See Rising Use Of Antisemitism In Debates On US-Israel Issues Date: April 13, 2026

Poll Shows Jews Voting Democratic In Midterms, But GOP Holds Edge On Israel

April 13, 2026
To: Jewish Electorate Institute From: The Mellman Group Re: Poll Shows Jews Voting Democratic In Midterms, But GOP Holds Edge On Israel Date: April 13, 2026

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