In the mosaic of American politics, few groups have faced as complex a dilemma as Muslim Americans. Caught between competing narratives and often vilified or overlooked, Muslim Americans have steadily become an increasingly more important part of the electorate. Yet, after years of political engagement, one crucial question remains: what tangible benefits have Muslim Americans gained from their support for either the Republican or Democratic parties? For decades, the Republican Party has branded itself as the party of traditional values, strong national defense, and fiscal responsibility. Many of these principles align with the cultural and religious values of the Muslim…