A New Poll Confirms What You’ve Been Reading Here: Republicans Remain Deeply Supportive of Israel

Vice President JD Vance intends to run for POTUS in 2028. Vance and other Republicans who seek political office should think twice before discarding Israel in order to appease low life podcasters such as Tucker Carlson, Dave Smith, Megyn Kelly, et al.

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73% of Republicans are more likely to vote for a Republican who supports a strong U.S.-Israel relationship—as opposed to just 16% who want a Republican opposed to Israel.

69% want a candidate who denounces antisemitism and says it has no place in the conservative movement—vs.… https://t.co/02eVuAlAh0

— Batya Ungar-Sargon (@bungarsargon) July 6, 2026

NEW: GOP Primary Voters Remain Deeply Supportive of Israel, Poll Finds

As Democrats fall over themselves to appease the radical anti-Israel maniacs taking over the Democratic Party, @Republicans continue to stand with the Jewish state:

– 64% have a favorable view of Israel
-… https://t.co/5ONJb9u9uM

— RJC (@RJC) July 6, 2026

This follows the @ReaganInstitute‘s survey from last week which had similar results. https://t.co/OpuMHA1de3

— Caroline Glick (@CarolineGlick) July 6, 2026

A New Poll Confirms What You’ve Been Reading Here: Republicans Remain Deeply Supportive of Israel

A Washington Free Beacon survey found that likely Republican primary voters favor a close U.S.-Israel relationship and military action against Iran

By Washington Free Beacon, July 6th, 2026

Anti-Israel radicals are ascendant in the Democratic Party, but Republican primary voters remain deeply supportive of the Jewish state, a Washington Free Beacon poll found.

The survey, conducted in early June, found that likely Republican primary voters prefer a candidate who supports a strong U.S.-Israel relationship by a margin of 57 percentage points and who explicitly denounces antisemitism by a margin of 52 percentage points. By the same token, survey respondents also said they were less likely to support a candidate who describes Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a war criminal, who takes steps to economically isolate Israel, and who votes against congressional resolutions denouncing antisemitism—by margins of 25 points, 43 points, and 43 points respectively.