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More Muslim voters register as North Texas mosques become civic engagement hubs
Summary by McKinney News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Tahera Rahman , as published by NBC DFW
· October 2, 2026
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Amid the bustle of Friday prayer service at the Islamic Center of Frisco, some congregants are stopping for something beyond worship: registering to vote. North Texas Votes, a nonprofit, nonpartisan group, said it registered 88 people at North Texas mosques last year. This year, the organization...
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Key points North Texas Votes, a nonprofit, nonpartisan group, said it registered 88 people at North Texas mosques last year. Amid the bustle of Friday prayer service at the Islamic Center of Frisco, some congregants are stopping for something beyond worship: registering to vote.
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What is this story about? Amid the bustle of Friday prayer service at the Islamic Center of Frisco, some congregants are stopping for something beyond worship: registering to vote. North Texas Votes, a nonprofit, nonpartisan group, said it registered 88 people at North Texas mosques last year. This year, the organization...
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