A new poll has found more than half of Asian Americans intend to vote in person today.
The survey from Garin-Hart-Yang Research polled 1900 Asian American and Pacific Islander voters across every battleground state from July 25 – September 1. Other findings from the survey were that 60% of voters ages 18-34 and 61% of people who didn’t vote in the last midterm say they’re more likely to vote in person. Additionally, the largest support for Democrats among AAPI voters were in the demographic of 18-34 and women aged 18-49, but support for Republicans has ticked from 34% in 2020 to 36% now.
Brad Jenkins, President and CEO of the AAPI Victory Fund, said about the poll, “It shows that Asian American voters are very motivated, very excited to vote. “I actually do think you’re gonna see an uptick in voting among Asian Americans, whether they’re voting for Democrats at the same level that they were last midterm cycle will be, you know, TBD.”
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