SOCECOL E8 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Chinese Filipino, Exit Poll
9 Nov 2017
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Ping chan (right), a chinese-language interpreter, assists a voter in brooklyn, n. y. , on nov. 8, 2016. By all accounts, president trump did not win the asian-american vote in 2016. But the size of hillary clinton"s margin of victory with voters in the fastest-growing racial. Trump lost more of the asian-american vote than national exit poll http://www. npr. org/2017/04/18/524371847/trump-lost-more-of-the-asia group in the u. s. depends upon which exit poll you rely. The national exit poll, funded by the major national media organizations, shows that. Clinton won roughly two-thirds (65 percent) of asian-american votes, while trump received just over a quarter (27 percent), according to pollsters at edison research. Asian-american support for clinton was even more pronounced, though, in exit polling by the asian american legal defense and education fund, or aaldef, which provided npr a preview of its latest report. Source: asian american legal defense and education fund, edison research. According to aaldef"s poll, clinton"s support was closer to winning four-in-five.
