U.S. Midterm Elections
“Abdul El-Sayed has shown only contempt for Jews as a people,” Rabbi Asher Lopatin said.
“I’m just going to be honest here,” Sen. Darline Graham said, to gasps from the audience. “I’m not that informed on national security.”
Aisha Wahab states on her campaign site that Melissa Hernandez is funded by AIPAC, while the latter’s campaign site doesn’t mention the word “Israel” or “Jewish.”
Angie Nixon beat Alex Vindman although he out-raised her by more than 16 times.
Rep. Byron Donalds won the GOP primary to succeed Ron DeSantis as governor, while Rep. Randy Fine held on to the nomination for his House seat.
Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Jared Moskowitz defeated anti-Israel challengers after mid-decade redistricting that could prove challenging for Dems in November.
The Jewish congressman said that ‘foreign actors’ might be promoting his opponent, Dan Bilzerian.
The Democratic candidates have clashed over Israel and Gaza, as millions of dollars in outside spending have poured into the closely watched California special election.
Luc Jasmin III, who has drawn endorsements from CAIR and the governor of Washington, trailed 211 votes behind Natalie Poulson, the Republican.
“Mike Rogers is carrying the momentum and defying the map,” Alyssa Brouillet, spokeswoman for the Rogers campaign, told JNS. “It’s easy to see why.”
“The Venue Fort Lauderdale is Jewish-owned and operated, and our values and commitment to the Jewish community are deeply important to us,” the event venue stated.
State Assembly member Francesca Hong, who has accused Israel of “genocide,” lost the Democratic primary after polls suggested that she held a double-digit lead.