Following Jewish American voters in states nationwide since 2020.

Moment’s Jewish Political Voices Project (JPVP) goes beyond the typical national election polls and campaign stories to uncover a deeper picture of the American Jewish electorate’s positions, concerns and hopes. 

Throughout each presidential election season and intermittent midterms, we assemble focus groups of 10-30 voters in states throughout the country to uncover the political and cultural forces animating and in some cases splitting apart both the nation and American Jews. Each JPVP cohort is a mix of Republicans, Democrats and Independents of varying ages, family dynamics and Jewish practice who are wrestling with political decisions in real time.