Wisconsin — The Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance (WMCA) proudly congratulates a remarkable group of endorsed candidates who secured victories in the April 1, 2025 election. These wins represent a powerful step forward for inclusive, community-driven leadership across Wisconsin.

Madison, WI – The Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance (WMCA) successfully hosted its first-ever Advocacy Day at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison, bringing together community members, elected officials, and advocates to discuss key legislative issues impacting Muslim communities in Wisconsin. Held in the historic Senate Parlor Room, the event provided a powerful setting for participants to engage...

As organizations committed to safeguarding democracy and protecting the rights of every voter in Wisconsin, we write today to raise our collective voices in defense of our state’s most important governing document, our constitution. Voters will have a constitutional amendment question on their April 1st ballot that will ask them to enshrine our current voter ID law in the Wisconsin Constitution.

A new survey finds Wisconsin Muslims more likely to actively participate in the electoral process than the general Wisconsin public and that a strong commitment to religious beliefs drives their civic behavior, including their votes. Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance, a nonprofit organization that works to empower the Wisconsin Muslim community in political and civic engagement,