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From Congress to New York to our own neighborhoods, the decisions made by elected officials reach our families, schools, and civil rights.

CAIR received 8,683 complaints of anti-Muslim discrimination and bias in 2025. Here in Nassau County, Muslim residents spoke up when a hijab was called a “costume” in a political post. This carousel shows why staying informed and involved matters.

ICNA CSJ is nonpartisan. We don’t tell you who to vote for. We ask you to show up, make your own choice, and keep showing up after Election Day.

🗳️ New York early voting: through Sunday, November 1
🗳️ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 6 AM–9 PM
📍 Find your poll site: icnacsj.org/vote/ny

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