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A separate poll by Zogby International — run by James Zogby’s brother John — indicated that Bush won 44.5 percent of the Arab community’s vote in the 2000 election, but the same poll suggested that if Arab-Americans were to vote today only 28 percent would vote to reelect Bush.
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In addition, a recent poll of 1,700 American Muslims — including Arab-Americans — conducted by Zogby International for Georgetown University’s “Muslims in the American Public Square,” showed Muslims backed Kerry by a margin of 76 percent to just 7 percent for Bush, marking a stark reversal from the 2000 election when Bush commanded 42 percent of the Muslim vote versus 31 percent for Al Gore.