The Rise of Ethnic Voters

Briefings

The AAPI Vote in 2026: What Has Shifted Within This Diverse Electorate?

Oct 16 | Explore how Asian American and Pacific Islander voters’ priorities are shifting ahead of the 2026 midterms, including new survey findings, Gen Z engagement, voting barriers, and perspectives from battleground states.
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Proposition 3: What’s at Stake for California’s Public Schools?

Oct 15 | Explore California’s Proposition 3 and its proposed permanent extension of an existing high-income tax, including potential effects on public schools, staffing, student services, health care, and communities across the state.

News Stories

A Former TPS Holder Navigates San Francisco’s Matrix of Surveillance Cameras

Losing TPS in 2025 stripped Samir of his work, his income, and the life he built. It also left him feeling exposed to an expanding surveillance network.

Ahead of the Midterms, Native Voters Face Major Barriers to the Ballot

Most Native American voters have never been contacted by a political campaign, while casting a ballot costs more time and money than any other group.

Was Live Friday, Dec 8, 2023

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Event Overview

The “so called” ethnic vote is always a major discussion during electoral cycles. That is because as the demographics of the country continue to change, becoming less white and more diverse, so does the voting population. But how does political affiliation change over time? How about the new voters? What motivates them to register and vote — or not? We know that 45% of the new Gen Z voters are people of color. Will they vote more or less than their white counterparts?

This is the first of several briefings we are planning with representatives from different ethnic groups over the next few months.

Presented by American Community Media