Busting The Myth: Jews Remain Democrats

25 June 2003

Politics
Government

The Ipsos/Cook Political Report poll is usually conducted the first and third week of every month, as part of Ipsos-Public Affairs weekly omnibus polling service. Since January, 2002, the Ipsos/Cook Political Report poll has regularly interviewed approximately 75 Jewish Americans per quarter. The results from the four quarters of 2002 and the first quarter of 2003 are for viewing by downloading the pdf document above. The margin of error for 75 interviews (with 95% confidence) is +/-10.5%. For more information on this release, please contact: Thomas Riehle President, Ipsos-Public Affairs Washington, D.C. 202.463.7300

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