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Nearly 100 Muslims were elected in the latest U.S. elections, compared with 82 in the 2022 elections, and the number of Muslims in Congress rose to at least eight. Among them was Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the Senate. Officials and analysts said the results reflected the growing political participation of Arabs and Muslims, and that voters’ concerns about the war in Gaza and the Iran war’s impact on the economy helped shape the electoral landscape. They warned that hate speech and political interference would persist, and called for forces opposed to this course to unite and turn the electoral shift into a change in foreign policy.
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