The 2016 presidential race: Who does Israel support?

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Shmuel Rosner

January 7, 2016

Updated: October 19, 2016

The following feature tracks the Israeli public's support for US Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The table and graphs below monitor Jewish public opinion and the Israeli general public's opinion.

	7.3***	11.3**	30.3*	13.4*****	25.4****	*3.5	22.5***	16.7**	31.8*	19.9***	10.10*
Clinton	46	38	35.3	31	42	38	40	45	45	42	42
Trump	37	23	29.8	33	34	28.4	29	31	30	40	24

* Peace Index

** Walla

*** Panels

****Ch1News

*****Ruderman

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