Fielded between mid-February and mid-March, American Muslim Poll 2022: A Politics and Pandemic Status Report provides a snapshot of American Muslims and Americans of other faiths as well as no faith two years into the COVID-19 pandemic as we enter a new phase of living with the virus. Findings from American Muslim Poll also reflect a nation facing economic struggles, continued racial inequity, gun violence, and an ever-growing partisan divide. With midterm elections taking place this fall, many hot-button issues are top of mind for Americans.
In its sixth installment, this poll presents an updated demographic profile of American Muslims, diving into markers previously presented and new ones, including military service and jobs created, to further flesh out a profile of a growing and changing community. We again measured the Islamophobia Index among several American faith groups and those who do not affiliate with a faith community. This survey also expands the areas of study of institutional and individual Islamophobia and bullying to cover not only “brick and mortar” engagements but online spaces.
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This early data release from ISPU’s American Muslim Poll 2022 expands on vaccine uptake and hesitancy among American Muslims and other surveyed faith groups.
Men and women of all faith and non-faith groups surveyed did not significantly differ on their opinions.
More than 6 in 10 Muslims believe that current laws covering the sale of firearms should be stricter, on par with Jews, Catholics, and the religiously non-affiliated.
Data from ISPU’s American Muslim Poll 2022 sheds light on this topic, specifically with regards to the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement directed at Israel.
The issue of climate change has been a hotly debated topic, one that has figured prominently in the political arena and the public square.
From closed accounts and denied transactions to investigations, Muslims are the most likely faith group to report challenges with financial institutions.
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This video overviews select American Muslim Poll 2022 findings on voting trends among American Muslims.
This video overviews select American Muslim Poll 2022 findings on faith and religious practice among American Muslims.