Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate, is gaining traction among Muslim voters in critical swing states, leading Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in Michigan, Arizona, and Wisconsin, according to a recent CAIR report. In these states, Stein's support among Muslim voters reaches 44% in Wisconsin, 40% in Michigan, and 35% in Arizona, reflecting dissatisfaction with the Democrats, particularly over U.S. support for Israel. Despite her rising popularity, Stein faces challenges in securing ballot access in Nevada, where the Green Party was recently removed from the ballot due to technicalities. Her campaign has accepted support from Republican-affiliated lawyers, raising concerns from Democratic allies about her role as a potential spoiler in the election. While Stein's campaign appeals to disenchanted Muslim voters, the dynamics of the race remain fluid, with Harris and Trump also holding significant support in other swing states. The engagement of Muslim voters could significantly impact the outcomes in these closely contested areas, emphasizing the importance of addressing their concerns in the upcoming election.