Amid the backdrop of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, Arab and Muslim voters in Michigan are grappling with their electoral choices as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Many within the community express feelings of frustration and disappointment towards both major candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, primarily driven by their stances on issues related to Gaza and U.S. support for Israel. In Dearborn, a focal point for Arab Americans, some voters are considering punishing Democrats for their handling of foreign policy while others remain uncertain about embracing Trump. Community leaders and organizations are engaged in discussions about the importance of the Arab and Muslim vote, highlighting the diversity of opinions and the complex motivations that may influence voter turnout. As pre-election sentiments evolve, many voters articulate a deep anguish about choosing between candidates they feel are inadequate to address their concerns.