As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Arab American voters are showing a significant division, with polls indicating a slight lead for Trump over Kamala Harris among this demographic. Factors such as the ongoing Gaza conflict are influencing voter sentiment, pushing some towards the 'Uncommitted' movement that aims to hold candidates accountable for their positions on the Israel-Palestine crisis. Leading imams and scholars are urging Muslim voters to reconsider their support for Harris due to her stance on Gaza, raising concerns about her electoral viability in key swing states like Michigan. The perception of both major parties is complicated, with many Muslim voters feeling misunderstood by Republicans and Democrats alike. Recent polls reveal that while Harris tries to regain lost ground among Arab voters, the unresolved issues around Gaza could be pivotal in determining outcomes in critical states. The unfolding situation highlights the potential for the Muslim vote to significantly sway the election in favor of or against either candidate.