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24 wrz 2024 · Key findings among Asian American registered voters include: Presidential Horse Race: Among Asian American voters, Harris leads Trump by 38 percentage points, expanding Biden’s 15-point lead by 23 percentage points since the Spring.
- AAPI Data Releases 2024 Asian American Voter Survey Amid Unprecedented ...
Asian American voters prefer Democratic candidates over...
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Asian Americans respondents ranked health care (88%), jobs...
- AAPI Data Releases 2024 Asian American Voter Survey Amid Unprecedented ...
Key Takeaways from the 2024 Asian American Voter Survey (July 9, 2024) 46% say they’ll likely vote for Biden (down from 54% in 2020), 31% say they’ll likely vote for Trump (compared to 30% in 2020), and 5% say they’ll likely vote for someone else (up from 1% in 2020).
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10 lip 2024 · Asian American voters prefer Democratic candidates over Republicans for U.S. House (51% vs. 30%) and Senate (50% vs. 30%). 90% of Asian American voters say they plan to vote for President, Congress and other offices this November. A further 68% say that they are absolutely certain they will vote.
10 sty 2024 · As of 2022, most Asian American eligible voters (55%) live in only five states. California has the highest number of Asian American eligible voters by far (4.4 million). The state is home to nearly a third (31%) of the entire U.S. Asian electorate.
10 lip 2024 · 90% of Asian American voters say they plan to vote for President, Congress and other offices this November. A further 68% say that they are absolutely certain they will vote.
24 wrz 2024 · Findings from the Sep 2024 AAPI Voter Survey. APIAVote and AAPI Data released the findings from a survey of Asian American and Pacific Islander adults, the first since President Biden dropped out of the race and Vice President Harris became the Democratic nominee.
25 lip 2022 · Asian Americans respondents ranked health care (88%), jobs and the economy (86%), crime (85%), education (82%), gun control (73%) and the environment (75%) as “extremely important” or “very important” issues for deciding their votes in November.