Republicans focus on Florida, where most Jews favor Obama

Tehrān : Iran | Sep 27, 2012 at 12:17 PM PDT

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Follow j. on and Electoral attention is focusing strongly on Florida, where a new survey shows President Barack Obama is the clear favorite among the state's Jews, even as Republicans launch a media blitz to push Mitt Romney's candidacy. According to the American Jewish Committee survey, 69 percent... FULL ARTICLE AT j.

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