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Prominent Muslim leaders show a stance toward Donald Trump’s presidency: a minority of Muslim and Arab‑American figures publicly support Trump for his perceived willingness to pursue cease‑fires or en...
population by most recent estimates, and the community’s presence in elected office has grown from almost nothing a few decades ago to dozens and, by some counts, scores of officeholders — a visible i...
In 2025 reporting shows incremental but visible Muslim American representation in federal and high‑level public service roles: multiple Biden-era judicial confirmations and nominations — including Ami...
Immigrant and Muslim community organizations played visible, organized, and multifaceted roles in Zohran Mamdani’s 2025 mayoral campaign: they provided endorsements, ground mobilization (multilingual ...
CAIR and allied Muslim civic groups functioned primarily as organizers, mobilizers, and defenders of Muslim civic participation in mayoral contests from 2021–2025—investing in voter education, turnout...
Since 2020 Muslim Michiganders have moved from relative under‑representation to a more visible and measurable presence in local government: community groups and impact reports record dozens of Muslim ...
Muslim mayoral victories in the U.S. cluster where local Muslim populations, long-standing immigrant communities, or progressive urban coalitions are strong — notable 2025 examples include New York Ci...
There is no single, authoritative list in the provided sources that enumerates which U.S. states have never elected a Muslim state legislator; reporting and advocacy groups note growing Muslim represe...