Michigan voters have an outsize impact on who will win the White House and which party will carry the House and Senate in 2024. In this series, Great Stakes: The fight to be hailed as victors in Michigan, the Washington Examiner will look at the thorny politics and unique matters that will swing the critical battleground state. Part three, below, examines how the Israel-Hamas war is creating political consequences for President Joe Biden with key voting blocs.

DEARBORN, Michigan — President Joe Biden is facing not only political consequences for his handling of the Israel-Hamas war with Arab and Muslim voters but also black and young voters, many of whom were already skeptical of his administration‘s record and community outreach.

The common interests and concerns of Arab, Muslim, black, and young people are poised to be underscored by Tuesday’s Democratic presidential primary in Michigan, a battleground state where Democrats are being encouraged not to vote for Biden, at least this week, and where margins will matter in November’s general election.