Muslim voters once abandoned the GOP. Now they may leave the Democrats.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Trump has acknowledged our role, and we are ready to work alongside his administration to advocate for policies that support peace and unity," said Rabiul Chowdhury, a co-founder of Muslims for Trump, which was active in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
49% : The result was nearly identical in neighboring Dearborn Heights, also home to a large Middle Eastern community, where Mayor Bill Bazzi endorsed Trump last month.
46% : Trump won 42% of the vote -- a nearly 15 percentage-point gain from 2020 -- in Dearborn, where more than half of residents are of Middle Eastern descent.
45% : "So, Dearborn delivered for Trump?
43% : Indeed, many Democrats assumed Arab and Muslim voters would come back into the fold, reluctantly or not, once it became clear to them that Trump might win and give Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu free rein.
35% : "Trump actually spent more time courting local religious and community leaders in the Dearborn area than Harris.
33% : But on Tuesday, Trump won the most Arab American city in the country, Dearborn, Michigan, while Green Party nominee Jill Stein, who campaigned on ending what she has called a genocide in Gaza, took a far larger share than she won elsewhere.
27% : While no single group proved to be the difference maker in Tuesday's election that President-elect Donald Trump won by a comfortable margin, the outcome shows another group of voters of color trending toward Trump despite his rhetoric about them.

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