Data Tools
Most of what I know about American Muslims comes from surveys that few people ever open. The tools on this page put that data in front of anyone with a browser. Both are free and need no login.
ADAM: Aggregated Data on American Muslims
Nine national surveys in one place. ADAM brings together ISPU’s American Muslim Poll (2017–2025) and Pew’s surveys of Muslim Americans (2007, 2011, 2017), roughly 17,000 interviews. Track a question over time, compare Muslims with Jewish, Christian, and unaffiliated Americans on the same items, or break the Muslim sample down by age, race, birthplace, and education. Every chart shows the exact wording asked and a margin of error, and can be downloaded or shared by link.
Muslim/MENA Vote Model, 2024
A what-if tool from the 2024 campaign. Set your own assumptions about how many Muslim and MENA voters who backed Biden in 2020 would vote third party, stay home, or switch to Trump, and see the projected net loss to Harris measured against the 2016 and 2020 margins in seven swing states. The model is frozen as it stood in October 2024. The methodology write-up explains the inputs.
