- As the Democratic National Convention approaches, some Democrats remain concerned about a potential lack of support from “uncommitted” voters, who are angry about U.S. backing for Israel’s offensive in Gaza.
- It is unclear how much leverage the “uncommitted” movement has following the surge in enthusiasm for Harris’ campaign as compared to Biden’s, making voter apathy less of a threat. Nonetheless, Harris and her team have prioritized communication with Arab American leaders.
- The Trump campaign continues its own Arab American outreach with a pitch highlighting the situation in Gaza under Biden’s administration and a promise from Trump’s team to give the community a seat at the table if he wins.
Of the thousands of delegates expected to gather Monday at the Democratic National Convention, just 36 will belong to the “uncommitted” movement sparked by dissatisfaction with President Joe Biden’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war.
But that small core has outsized influence.
Anger over U.S. backing for Israel’s offensive in Gaza could …