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Where Wisconsin’s AAPI voters stand in the lead-up to Election Day
The hundreds of thousands of AAPIs who are eligible to vote in the battleground state could make the difference in the presidential election.
Where Michigan’s AAPI voters stand in the lead-up to Election Day
With Republicans and Democrats trading wins in the past two presidential elections, AAPIs in Michigan will play a pivotal role come November.
Where Pennsylvania’s AAPI voters stand in the lead-up to Election Day
AAPI voters in Pennsylvania have grown by 32% since 2012. They're likely to help decide who gets the battleground state's electoral votes.
Where New Hampshire’s AAPI voters stand in the lead-up to Election Day
AAPI voter eligibility in the state grew significantly from 2012 to 2022 by 58.75%, yet voter contact continues to fall short.
Exclusive: New Harris ads warn of “Trump’s Project 2025” impacts on Asian Americans
The ad buy targets Asian American voters in battleground states with attacks on Project 2025’s plans for education and H-1B visas.
How Asian immigrants who can’t vote are finding ways to be heard in 2024
“I think to myself, if not me, then who will?”
Historic numbers of Chinese and Indian migrants are crossing the southern border
Staying in the U.S. has proven difficult due to the lack of formal pathways to citizenship and the unavailability of work permits for migrants.
Exclusive: New Biden campaign ad buy targets AAPIs in battleground states
The ad buy, first shared with The Yappie, highlights Biden’s investments in small businesses and working-class families.
Exclusive: Biden campaign warns AAPI voters on economic, health care costs of another Trump term
In new messaging shared with The Yappie ahead of the State of the Union, the campaign will aim to convince Asian American and Pacific Islander voters that Trump’s agenda would “raise costs, jeopardize their Social Security, and rip away their rights.”
Senate confirms first Native Hawaiian woman to federal bench
Native Hawaiians have long been disproportionately impacted by the criminal justice system. Park’s confirmation could change that.