Reports
2024 Annual Report
We are pleased to bring you our 2024 annual report. In 2024, Emgage Foundation significantly expanded nonpartisan initiatives, engaging 2,903 individuals through 83 events. Contributions exceeded $3.5 million, driving efforts to educate, empower, and mobilize communities across its seven chapters.
2023 Annual Report
We are thrilled to present our 2023 annual report, showcasing the impactful and inspiring work we did in mobilizing Muslim Americans across the country to vote and become more civically engaged. This report highlights the strides we've made in empowering our community and making our voices heard. Dive in and celebrate with us the achievements and progress of the past year!
2022 Annual Report
We are pleased to bring you our 2022 annual report, which captures the critically important work we did mobilizing Muslim Americans across the country to vote and become more civically engaged.
2021 Annual Report
We are incredibly proud to celebrate Emgage’s 15th year anniversary! Since our founding, our focus remains on building Muslim American civic participation by educating and mobilizing voters. We feel blessed to be able to continue on this journey with you and are excited to share our latest accomplishments.
2020 Annual Report
2020 was a truly historic year for Emgage and Muslim American voters. At the beginning of the year, we knew that the Muslim American community was poised to play a significant role electorally. After years of educating, organizing, and mobilizing, we felt that the community was on the cusp of something truly great. This is why we launched the Million Muslim Votes (MMV) campaign, a first-of-its-kind national effort to motivate and turn out at least one million voters in the 2020 general elections. Thanks to the creativity and dedication of our staff, volunteers, board members, and amazing partners, we turned out a historic number of voters and, with it, changed the narrative of Muslim political engagement.
2020 Muslim American Voter Turnout Report
This report describes key findings on Muslim American voter turnout during the 2020 presidential elections, and details the impacts of Emgage’s “Million Muslim Votes” campaign.
Tale of Two Futures: How will Muslims fare after the 2020 Biden v. Trump elections?
American Muslims face a fork-in-the-road moment in 2020. How we respond will determine whether we can leverage a capacity which outweighs the one percent of this country’s population which we represent. MPAC's "Tale of Two Futures" projects and compares both parties’ approach to the policy priorities of our community. It identifies the opportunities to build coalitions and engage the policymaking realm.
2019 Annual Report
2018 Annual Report
Michigan Muslim Voter Turnout - 2018 Midterm
Michigan saw a 19 point increase in Muslim voter turnout between the 2014 and 2018 midterm elections. Across Michigan, roughly 50% of registered Muslim voters turned out on November 6.
Ohio Muslim Voter Turnout - 2018 Midterm
Our work in this state has seen some of the most significant growth midterm to midterm, with Ohio producing a 29 point increase in state wide Muslim voter turnout from 2014 to 2018 with 48% of Ohio Muslims voting on November 6.
Virginia Muslim Voter Turnout - 2018 Midterm
Virginia saw a 31 point increase in Muslim voter turnout between the 2014 and 2018 midterm elections.Across Virginia, 60% of registered Muslim voters turned out on November 6.
Florida Muslim Voter Turnout - 2018 Midterm
Florida is the oldest and largest Emgage chapter and our GOTV efforts there have contributed to a 22 point increase in Muslim voter turnout from the 2014 midterm election. Across Florida, 53% of registered Muslim voters turned out on November 6.
2017 Annual Report
2017 was a watershed year for Emgage. Although founded almost ten years prior in Florida (formerly as Emerge USA), this year witnessed rapid growth in term of our size, budget, and program offerings.
2016 Annual Report
2016 was a critical year for Emgage and a year where as an organization we hit several first-time accomplishments. For the first time, Emgage ran a Get Out the Vote Campaign across five states for a general election and now has capacity in several battle ground states across the country.