Aside from abortion, the Torah and the Bible, in practice, aligns more with liberal policies and voluntary socialism. It isn’t, or shouldn’t be surprising, that more religious types vote on the left side of the aisle.
Some sects of Judaism like Hasidim's mostly and some Orthodox, will vote whom they are told to vote for by their leaders (rabbis) of their shuls and synagogues, whilst non practicing and reformed would follow their hearts and do what they think is a mitzvah with their votes.
I personally don't believe that using your vote or a communities vote is a mitzvah. I believe that it's an act of selfless kindness not because you have to but want to on a personal level. A vote is impersonal and no direct result can be seen. But that's what they want to believe they are doing with their votes.
A Hasidic isn't doing it for others with their votes. They're doing it for what's best for themselves and self interests. Some of which is spiteful.
Orthodox tend to have a mind of their own when they want to, but when they follow the ten commandments with a fervor, getting them to decide on their own to vote on whom and against their rabbi's wishes is a tough nut to crack.
Reformed are the cheeseburger, bacon, and pepperoni eaters that are basically somewhat the anarchists of the religion, if that makes any sense. They practice only when it's convenient for them.
And non practicing, Jews in name only for all intents here but will play the Jew card if they feel attacked to curry favor and or manipulate, and to make others look bad like that fat French lesbian from the Olympics. She tossed that out there to gain sympathy and to make anyone condemning her filth as bad.
I'm a Reformed Jew like my mother, father's brother, and grandparents from both sides. My father was orthodox though and my cousins are both Hasidic. My sister isn't practicing. So I am speaking with experienced insight here when it comes to Jews and how or why they vote a certain way. I also don't eat pork or shellfish but my line in the sand is cheese on the meats that I do eat, and I don't try to make others miserable with my diet so I pick the stuff off and don't say a word of complaint if I get a bacon cheeseburger, not their fault really. I had some leaders that when they found out why I didn't eat certain meals from or from pizza and burgers with bacon if we missed meals and paid for by our supervisors, MRE's because of what was in some of them, they died inside for thinking that they failed me and I had to mention that to feed me special things strains logistics and I know a thing or two about that myself (quartermaster branch along with being a former 11B where things were even more strained).
