MPAC 2024 Virtual Election Forum

   Source: Muslim Public Affairs Council (Mpac) Nov 2, 2024 No Comments


Join MPAC President Salam Al-Marayati for a two part discussion with the 2024 Presidential campaigns and community organizations.

Hear from Nasrina Bargzie and Brenda Abdelall with the Harris campaign, Oubai Shahbandar with Arab Americans for a Better America PAC, and directly from Dr. Jill Stein.

This is followed by a discussion with representatives from USCMO-CAN, Black Muslim Leadership Council, and Emgage Action.

NOTE: This is for educational purposes only and not an endorsement. We’ve invited all candidates to get a better understanding of their views and positions.

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