Polling on the Prevalence of Anti-Israel and Antisemitic Views in the Electorate: YPSA and the Yale Youth Poll

YPSA commissioned the Yale Youth Poll (YYP), an undergraduate-led research project at Yale University, to design two polls, one for each semester of the 2025–2026 academic year, to measure antisemitic and anti-Israel views in the electorate.

Data from the Spring 2026 poll corroborate the 2025 finding that younger voters (ages 18–34) are much more likely to hold anti-Israel views and agree with antisemitic statements than older voters. The results also indicate that those who get their news from social media are more likely to agree with antisemitic statements.  

The larger YYP Spring 2026 poll includes questions about AI, younger voters’ views of the Trump administration, and the top candidates for the next presidential election. 

Data from the Fall 2025 poll suggest that younger voters (ages 18–34) are much more likely to hold anti-Israel views and agree with antisemitic statements than older voters. 

The larger YYP Fall 2025 poll also contains questions on the 2026 and 2028 elections, the One Big Beautiful Bill, and young people’s social lives.