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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.

Our Board

Our visionary and dedicated board includes civil rights lawyers, doctors, business professionals, public servants, and nonprofit pioneers who are dedicated to our mission and positioning Emgage as the main civic organization for Muslim American communities.

2018 Midterm Muslim Voter Turnout

Emgage is proud to announce historic 2018 Midterm Elections results in the key states of Florida, Michigan, Ohio, and Virginia. According to data analysis of voter turnout in those states, Muslim Americans voted 25 points higher than they did in 2014. The general population voted 14 points higher than they did in 2014 in the same four states.

Career Opportunities

Emgage, a leading Muslim American voter mobilization and issue advocacy organization is looking to fill a number of positions to meet its growing needs. Founded in 2006, Emgage achieved national prominence in 2020 by hosting candidate Joe Biden at its Emgage Action Summit and helping turn-out over one million Muslim voters during the 2020 Million Muslim Votes Campaign. The organization is headquartered in Washington, D.C. with chapters in Virginia, Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, and New York. As a leading Get Out The Vote (GOTV) and social justice/human rights issue advocacy organization, Emgage has a network of partnerships with local and state grassroots organizations across the country. Emgage also has strategic partnerships and works in coalitions with a diverse set of leading national organizations.