Voting Patterns of American Jews in Presidential E

* Do you consider yourself Jewish?

Yes

No

* Did you cast a vote for president in the 2004 election?

Yes

No

Gender:

Male

Female

* Age Group:

Annual Household Income:

Education Level:

Did not finish high school

High school graduate

Some college; no degree

Associate's degree

Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree

Bachelor's degree

Currently pursuing a graduate degree

Graduate degree

Other

* Denomination of Judaism

How often do you go to synagogue or daven (pray) in your home?

For which presidential candidate did you cast your vote in 2004?

George W. Bush (Republican)

John F. Kerry (Democrat)

Ralph Nader (Independent)

Other

* For whom did you cast your vote for president in the 2000 election?

Note: if you live in Florida (or anywhere else) and accidentally voted for the wrong candidate, please select the candidate you intended to vote for.

George W. Bush (Republican)

Al Gore (Democrat)

Ralph Nader (Green)

Other

I was not eligible to vote

I was eligible but did not vote

In general, in presidential elections, for which party's candidates have you voted most often?

Democratic

Republican

Third Party

I have voted for Democrats and Republicans in a roughly equal proportion

Other

Do you consider yourself a:

Democrat

Republican

Independent

I identify with another party

If you had to choose, which party would you say you lean more towards?

Democratic

I do not lean toward either party at all; I am equally likely to support Republican and Democratic candidates for public office

Republican

In deciding whom to vote for for president, a candidate's position on Israel is:

The most important issue

One of the five most important issues

Important, but not one of the most important issues for me

Not very important

Other

Do you think there is a difference between the Democratic and Republican parties on issues related to Israel?

Yes, a significant difference

Yes, a slight difference

No difference

Do you think President Bush and Senator Kerry differed in their level of support for Israel?

Yes, Bush is more supportive of Israel

Yes, Kerry is more supportive of Israel

No, both presidential candidates were equally supportive of Israel

Neither candidate was supportive enough of Israel

Both candidates were too biased in favor of Israel

Other