As the US entered the 100-day stretch before its November 3 Election Day, the Ruderman Family Foundation published a position paper on August 25 on what it called a watershed campaign for US Jewry’s deep engagement in the American political process.
Perhaps the most significant finding of “The Jewish Vote 2020: More Empowered Than Powerful,” authored by the foundation and Prof. Gil Troy – distinguished scholar in North American History at McGill University – is that while the overwhelming majority of US Jews support Israel, they do not feel the need to express this in the voting booth.
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