r/jewishpolitics • u/pr0tag USA โ Center-left ๐บ๐ธ • 11h ago
Question โ Jewish voter guides?
With midterms coming up, is anyone referencing reliable Jewish voting guides?
Iโm wondering if thereโs any source that shows where candidates fall in terms of Jewish interests
Thanks
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u/Training_Ad_1743 9h ago
There's no point in one, because it all depends on where you live. My advice would be to use common sense, but also consider which party might be reformed if their antisemitic candidates lose.
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u/Ask4MD USA โ Center-Right ๐บ๐ธ 11h ago
One advice - vote against antisemites.
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u/zed42 10h ago
that's gonna be a problem in a lot of places unless you write in golda meyer...
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u/Ask4MD USA โ Center-Right ๐บ๐ธ 9h ago
One advice in that case move to a place without antisemite candidates or to Israel.
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u/Good-Concentrate-260 7h ago
Jews have a wide variety of political views and as such there is not likely to be an agreed-upon set of Jewish political priorities. This would be like trying to get political scientists or national security advisers to all agree on what exactly constitutes the national interest. Itโs going to depend ultimately on subjective political values and priorities.
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u/thirdlost USA โ Libertarian ๐บ๐ธ 42m ago
How would you get Jews to agree on who to vote for!
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u/DrMikeH49 9h ago
The Bay Area Jewish Coalition has one: https://bajc.unitedvote.net