A new poll released Thursday evening finds that nearly three-quarters of Democratic voters are open to a democratic socialist candidate, and more than two-thirds would accept a candidate who supports reducing U.S. aid to Israel. The findings underscore the continued shift in Democratic attitudes toward Israel policy.
A new poll released Thursday evening indicates that 73% of Democratic voters would accept a democratic socialist candidate, and 69% would accept a candidate who supports cutting U.S. aid to Israel. The survey highlights the growing openness among Democratic voters to candidates who challenge traditional U.S. support for Israel. No further details on the poll's methodology, sample size, or sponsoring organization were provided.
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