Many Arab, Muslim-American voters leave Harris for Trump, Stein

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : While some Arab American voters have left Harris for a third party candidate, AAI said Trump has received most of the benefit.
59% : The poll found that 40% of Muslim voters in the swing state of Michigan support Stein, 18% support Trump, and just 12% support Harris.
51% : "Only 79% of Democrats support Harris, while 89% of Republicans support Trump.
50% : More from this section Vendors of Synthetic Nicotine Vapes on Instagram Are Skirting FDA Rules Taiwan's president to deliver key speech for National Day Trump raises eyebrows with Democratic state blitz"Our latest survey reveals that American Muslim voters are highly engaged in the upcoming presidential election, open to supporting a diverse range of candidates and political parties, and deeply dissatisfied with the current state of the nation, particularly U.S. support for the war on Gaza," CAIR said in a news release accompanying its poll.
49% : "Looking more closely, with those that report they are very likely to vote, Trump leads Harris 46% to 42%," AAI said.
45% : In late August, The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) released a poll showing American Muslim voters supporting Stein and Harris equally, at 29% each, with Trump at 12%.
42% : The Arab American Institute surveyed 500 Arab American registered voters, which found that Trump and Harris have evenly split the Arab American vote 42-41%, a drop in support from the level Democrats received in 2020.
20% : Instead, it's Trump who is the beneficiary of the community's anger and despair over the Biden Administration's failure to prevent the unfolding genocide in Gaza," AAI said.

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