<p>By linking progressive politics with issues relevant to Arab American communities, organizers are forming coalitions that are achieving electoral success.</p><p>Abbas Alawieh, a co-founder of the uncommitted movement for the 2024 presidential election, initially believed the initiative had not succeeded.</p><p>The group reported that over 700,000 Democrats voted "uncommitted" on their primary ballots to urge the US government to advocate for a ceasefire in Gaza. However, their request for the Democratic Party to include an arms embargo on Israel in its platform was not accepted. Additionally, their appeal for a Palestinian American speaker at the Democratic National Convention was also declined.</p>
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Uncommitted Movement Gains Support Among Democrats for 2024 Elections
The uncommitted movement, co-founded by Abbas Alawieh, has mobilized over 700,000 Democrats to vote 'uncommitted' in the 2024 presidential primaries to advocate for a ceasefire in Gaza. Despite their efforts, the Democratic Party did not adopt an arms embargo on Israel in its platform or allow a Palestinian American speaker at its national convention.
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Democrats ignored the uncommitted movement for Gaza in 2024. Now, it’s winning elections
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Uncommitted Movement Gains Support Among Democrats for 2024 Elections