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July 25, 2017
4. Political and social views
Most Muslim Americans are U.S. citizens, but many are not registered or did not vote in 2016 election
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4. Political and social views
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Majority of Muslim Americans favor the Democratic Party
Three-in-ten U.S. Muslims describe themselves as politically liberal
Most Muslim Americans are U.S. citizens, but many are not registered or did not vote in 2016 election
Large majority of Muslim voters backed Clinton
Majority of Muslims disapprove of Trump’s handling of job as president-04new-04
MAmong those who see conflict between Islam and democracy, U.S. Muslims and general public give similar reasons
Like Americans overall, Muslims now more accepting of homosexuality
Vast majority of Muslim Americans say immigrants strengthen the U.S.
Large majority of U.S. Muslims say hard work leads to success
In contrast with U.S. general public, Muslims prefer a bigger government that offers more services
Most Muslims say Islam and democracy are compatible; general public is divided
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