Democrats have lost Muslim and Arab American voters
The start was announced in 2024 after 2016 Jill Stein Green Party presidential candidate after a rally in Dearborn, Michigan, attended by about 100 people. By percentage, Dearborn, located in the greater Detroit area, has the largest Arab-American and Muslim population in the United States.
Stein is campaigning for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and an immediate halt to arms shipments to Israel.
The Biden administration, along with many US allies, has urged a 21-day ceasefire on the Israeli-Lebanese border and has supported a ceasefire in Gaza, but an agreement has not yet been reached between the two parties.
According to a poll conducted by the Council on American-Islamic Relations in August, 40% of Muslim voters in Michigan, considered a swing state, supported Stein, and among Muslims in Arizona and Wisconsin, the Democrat was ahead of him. Kamala Harrist And the Republican Donald Trump.
To the question that If he can contribute to Trump's victory by stealing votes from Democrats, Stein said another Trump presidency would be “terrible,” but the same could be said about four more years of Democratic rule.
That is why we say that there is no lesser evil in this race
– claimed the presidential candidate of the Green Party, a RealClearPolling aggregate according to
You can count on 1.2% of the vote nationally.
Last Friday, Harris met with Arab American and Muslim leaders in Flint, Michigan. Farah KhanCo-chair of the Abandon Harris Campaign to Boycott Democrats said Their goal is to punish Harris.
We may not be [elég] Big enough to put someone into office, but certainly enough to remove someone from office
He added.
By the way, Trump will attack Arab Americans:
The Republican presidential candidate's campaign also opened an office in Detroit's Hamtrac district over the weekend, where the city's mayor, who is of Yemeni descent, holds an office. Amer Ghalib I stood behind Trump.
According to Stein, Harris has also lost support among some union workers, blacks and Latinos, many of whom have drifted away from the Democratic Party.
Not that Republicans are good for working people, but as Democrats make promises and then break them, their traditional base appears to be punishing them.
– Express Stein's opinion. Public opinion polls also support the perceived dominance of Republicans, especially among voters of color without college degrees.
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