Arab American voters make their choice - Harris, Trump or neither - in the election's final days

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Amen said she doesn't want Trump to win but "I have to, at the end of the day, sleep at night.
58% : "Trump has secured a number of endorsements from Muslims in the area, including from two Democratic mayors who represent Muslim-majority cities outside Detroit.
41% : Then there's a minority who will vote for Trump.
41% : And some point out that Trump has suggested that he would give Israel even more leeway to attack its rivals in the region.
37% : But members moved toward the Democrats during Barack Obama's presidency and then helped Biden beat Trump in 2020.
29% : "If Trump is elected, people like me won't be in any of the rooms," Khanna said.
15% : Harris is campaigning with Liz Cheney to try to pull away moderate Republicans turned off by Trump in Michigan and elsewhere.
12% : But many top Arab American leaders -- even those who have not endorsed Harris -- are still deeply negative toward Trump and say his endorsements don't reflect a majority of the community.

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