Political Trends and Attitudes of American Muslims - A New ISPU Study





Engaging American Muslims: Political Trends and Attitudes



Farid Senzai; Fellow and Director of Research, ISPU

April 3, 2012

Executive Summary
As the 2012 presidential election season moves into full swing, the American Muslim minority community has become a more important player on the political landscape, especially in key swing states. However, data on its members’ political attitudes

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