President Donald Trump claims that Jewish Americans, who are traditionally staunch supporters of the Democratic Party, are leaving it. A look at the polling data finds, however, that Jewish Americans continue overwhelmingly to be Democrats and opposed to Trump.

Jewish Americans voted for the Democratic Party by about a 3:1 margin in the 2018 midterm elections. This was true whether you looked at the exit poll data, a large pre-election study of Jewish Americans for the non-partisan American Jewish Committee conducted by SSRS (who conducts CNN’s national polls) or other non-partisan studies. Other polls for partisan organizations with large sample sizes also back up these findings. In the exit poll, Jewish voters backed the Democratic candidate for Congress by a 79% to 17% margin.

Jewish Americans are far more likely to call themselves Democrats than Republicans. In the 2018 exit poll, 64% of Jewish voters identified as Democrats compared to only 10% who called themselves Republican. The SSRS pre-election poll put the Democratic identification advantage among Jewish Americans at a slightly less impressive but still quite large 51% to 16%. The rest of the voters either identified as either independent or not with any party.