Joe Biden at the Chase Center in Wilmington, Delaware, early on Nov. 4, 2020. (Photo/JTA-Roberto Schmidt-AFP via Getty Images) News Politics Exit poll: Jewish voters favored Biden 77-21 Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By Ron Kampeas, JTA | November 4, 2020 Jewish voters favored Joe Biden over President Donald Trump 77%-21% in an exit poll. The numbers, in a poll by GBAO Strategies for J Street, a liberal Jewish Middle East advocacy group which endorsed Biden, was of 800 voters who voted early or who answered questions on election night. The poll released in part on Tuesday showed better numbers for Biden than polling ahead of the election suggested, albeit within the margin of error. An American Jewish Committee poll last month showed Jews voting for Biden over Trump 75% to 22%. It comes as Americans likely would not know the winner of the presidential race until Wednesday, with Biden and Trump locked in an unexpectedly tight race. Polls had predicted a relatively easy victory for Biden. The survey reached 800 respondents and has a margin of error of 3.5 percent. A source provided the Jewish Telegraphic Agency with the results late Tuesday; the full poll will be available early Wednesday morning. Ron Kampeas JTA D.C. bureau chief JTA Content distributed by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency news service. Also On J. Politics Who did U.S. Jews vote for this year? The answer is complicated. Analysis The morning after: American Jews grapple with profound political shifts Politics Midterms: abortion among issues driving Jews to vote for Democrats First Person I had no idea Joe Biden has a Jewish family. That’s actually a good thing. Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up