There is no such thing as "the Jewish vote"

Jews’ ongoing assimilation and dissolution into American society have dissolved “the Jewish vote.” Jews have become increasingly indistinguishable in their political behavior from non-Jewish Americans who share their sociology: Jews poll and vote just like secular, educated, middle-to-upper class liberal-Democrats who are not Jewish. There are no high-priority public-policy issues that political strategists can identify as “Jewish” issues. The State of Israel, for example, is a high-ranking voting issue for only 10% of American Jews. More than 90% of American Jews rank the economy, healthcare, national security, and social justice as their top political priorities.