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The tale of the American Muslim vote in Election 2004

Arab Americans in election 2004

Muslims vote with religions in mind

Interpreting the Muslim vote

American Muslims' anxieties

Future agenda of the American Muslim community

Why Bush and political Christianity triumphed

UC Berkeley professor George Lakoff tells:
 How conservatives use language to dominate politics?

AMC comment on election: The Democratic Party

Asian American voters express greatest concern about jobs and the economy

Elections: Impact on Pakistani Americans

CAIR open letter to Muslims on the Nov. 2, 2004 elections

CAIR-Houston launches Blockvote.US Project

Powell: Bush to aggressively pursue issues important to Muslims

America mending political wounds

Election disappoints groups of minorities

U.S. officials unsure if pre-election terror plot disrupted

Prop. 200 vote panics Mexican immigrants in Arizona

PAKPAC: Harnessing the Positive Energy

Time to count and recount

McKinney headed back to Washington

The Political conversion of New York's Evangelicals

Evangelicals say they led charge for the GOP

Moral values cited as a defining issue of the election

Same-sex marriage issue key to some GOP races

Need to connect with religious, rural voters noted

A victory for 'values,' but whose?

Focus on moral values tipped vote for Bush

CAIR EXIT POLL: 93 percent of Muslims voting for Kerry
Samplings in Ohio and Florida show overwhelming support