Comprehensive exit polling shows Harris underperformed among American Jews in Tuesday’s election, with Trump making major inroads among Jews in New York and New Jersey.
Vice President Kamala Harris appears to have underperformed with American Jewish voters nationwide in Tuesday’s presidential election, despite initial exit polling indicating she received the highest percentage of the Jewish vote of any candidate in decades.
Preliminary exit polling data, collected by Edison Research, found that among American Jews, Harris received 79% of the vote, a figure which, if true, would be the highest recorded since Al Gore’s failed 2000 bid for the White House.
However, as noted by World Israel News, the initial data was only available for 10 states considered to be in play in Tuesday’s election.