|
From the NewsMax.com Staff
|
|
For the story behind the story...
|
Monday, Dec. 6, 2004 3:22 p.m. EST
Young Jewish Voters Flee Democrat Ghetto to Support Bush
Yes, we realize the election was more than a month ago, but here's a new analysis worth noting because of its major implications for future elections: Young Jews are fleeing the Democrat ghetto.
Just as Latinos are escaping the Democrat barrio and blacks have begun to run from the Democrat plantation, Terry McAuliffe and company have a new migraine to cope with.
Story Continues Below
"Several key demographic trends favored President Bush and foretell of possible future Republican success in Florida. President Bush defeated Senator Kerry with voters 18-24 years of age (3% to .5%), 25-40 year olds (12%-8%) and won the gender gap by defeating Senator Kerry soundly with male voters (+13%) and losing the female vote by 5%," Artemis Strategies announced today, citing a poll of 600 Jewish voters in central and south Florida by Michael Cohen, vice president of Fabrizio, McLaughlin.
The survey estimates that:
Bush gained 7 percent more Jewish votes in Florida in 2004 than in 2000.
He crushed Sen. John Kerry among those who cited terrorism, national security or Israel as top concerns.
He won 27 percent of Jewish Democrats in Florida, whereas Kerry took only 4 percent of Jewish Republicans.
Editor's note:
If you love George Bush – you’ll love NewsMax’s "Bush Collection" – Check it out – Click Here Now
Read more on this subject in related Hot Topics:
2004 Elections
DNC
George W. Bush
RNC
Inside Cover Stories
FBI Seeks 2 Mysterious Men on Ferry
Publisher: Conservatives Do Read As Much As Liberals
Romney Shrugs Off Mormon History Film
Bob Grant to Return to Radio
Carville Seeks Perfect '08 Bumper Sticker
More Inside Cover Stories
Print Page 
Forward Page 
