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Story summary
- Experts warn rising anti-Muslim rhetoric from GOP figures could alienate Muslim voters ahead of the November 3, 2026 midterm elections.
- Analysts note some Republicans who once welcomed Muslim support are now amplifying divisive sentiments to energize their base.
- Representative Andy Ogles and activist Laura Loomer have drawn backlash from civil rights groups.
- Some argue the impact may be limited since Muslim voters cluster in Democratic-leaning urban areas.
