Some 73 percent of Muslim voters in the United States say they will go to the polls in state primaries, but with Islamophobia a top issue, who will they vote for? Sixty-seven percent plan to support Democratic candidates with a mere 15 percent supporting Republicans according to recent research conducted by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).

Even though Donald Trump wants to ban more Muslims entering the United States, he is still the most-liked Republican candidate among American-Muslims. Overall, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are the two most popular candidates among Muslim voters in the state primaries, garnering 52 percent and 22 percent of support respectively. CAIR surveyed 2,000 registered Muslim voters in California, New York, Illinois, Florida, Texas and Virginia.

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