@feadeh.bsky.social - sharing our twitter thread here!

📄For the full findings and detailed report, visit siwaraslih.com/election24
We welcome feedback from scholars as we prepare our post-election study (7/7)

The personalization of the events in Gaza (feeling a personal connection to the events) and the attribution of responsibility to Harris emerged as key predictors of voting intentions for Stein (6/7)

Although Arabs and Muslims perceived alignment with Trump or Harris on some issues, they contrasted sharply from both on U.S. military aid to Israel in Gaza. In contrast, white respondents expressed a variety of positions, aligning more with Trump on supporting military aid (5/7)

Arabs and Muslims demonstrated weaker ideological alignment with major party candidates, while whites showed a clear ideological divide between support for the major party candidates (4/7)

Arabs and Muslims showed notable divergence from Whites, with higher support for Jill Stein and a greater likelihood of abstaining from voting altogether (3/7)

We surveyed 1,312 Arab and Muslim Americans and 1,308 White Americans in the three weeks leading up to the election. Respondents shared their voting preferences, policy views, positions on Gaza, and assessments of the major party candidates. Here’s what we found (2/7)

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