Some really interesting data points here...it's crazy how Dem leaning young Asian Americans are. I noticed this even in some of the voter registration data. Education I think is playing a big factor here as young Asian Americans are a very highly educated group
https://twitter.com/johngramlich/status/1655606427904274437
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Relevant bump- too lazy to quote my posts in the PG&D thread. It does seem like there's somewhat of an electoral tradeoff as ethnic Chinese have gotten more R, Filipinos have gotten more D, and Vietnamese have reverted somewhat to pre-Trump partisanship (after adjusting for generational replacement of course).
The lack of significant R gains among Indians so far makes me skeptical that Asians will trend R by a whole lot, even if what looks like a probable R surge among inner-city enclave Chinese in response to localized crime and political neglect becomes more lasting. This is based on immigration patterns among different Asian countries and how newer immigrants might vote compared to existing voters- although we'll have to see what the current and future administration do about newer Chinese migrants.
29% is much higher than it has been since 2008 though.
