 Jewish voters usually vote in favor of politically liberal candidates or causes, but may vote differently in order to protect their interests/causes.By 2008 Jews made up about 33% of white voters in Los Angeles, while in 1993 they made up 25% of the white vote.Jewish voters in the San Fernando Valley tend to be more politically conservative while those in the Los Angeles Westside tend to be more liberal; Jews in both areas largely support the Democratic Party.