The Israel-Hamas war has become a salient issue in a key electoral year in the U.S., and, as the conflict continues to unfold, a sizable amount of voters are deciding their support based on this.
The latest example took place in the Michigan primary, where more than 100,000 voters cast ballots for "uncommitted." It is believed that most of them were part of the state's large Muslim community, most of whom have been highly critical of the U.S. continued support for Israel as the humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate.
