Reply To: Chaim Deustch

@Milhouse It is true that they might be split but he’ll still need over 20,000 to even have a chance, and more likely he’ll need 30,000.
I remember reading somewhere that part of his strategy was to get 5,000 Jews to change parties in order to vote for him. I recently saw the number of people who changed party registration in the entire city was about 2,500. If this was a big part of his strategy than it failed.

@Joseph you’re definitely correct, that’s why our askonim/elected officials must lobby for it. If we managed to combine all the Jews from the 9th, 10th and 12th district, it would be impossible to win a primary without Jewish support.