Young voters have a slightly more narrow view of what counts as antisemitism

AMONG VOTERS AGED 18-34: Thinking about each of the following hypothetical scenarios, do you think each is or is not a form of anti-Jewish prejudice or discrimination (also known as antisemitism)?

National sample of N=3,426 RVs surveyed online from 10/29-11/11, 2025, with an oversample of RVs under 35 of N=1,706. Results weighted for age, sex, race, education, and party ID. Post-weighting 95% CI margin of error is ±1.7 percentage points for the full sample and ±2.4 percentage points for the youth sample (voters aged 18-34). Totals may not equal 100% due to rounding.
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