The survey was conducted by a partnership of researchers from the Universities of Maryland, California-Irvine, California-Riverside and California-Berkeley, using voter lists to identify nearly 1,700 likely Asian-American voters of various ethnic origins. Both Clinton and her party are far more positively viewed by Asian-American voters than are Trump and his. Exit polls suggest that the margins by which Asian-American voters prefer the Democrat in presidential elections has increased steadily over the past two decades. Pew Research estimates that 4 percent of the vote in 2016 will be made up of Asian-American voters. That's bigger bad news than the shifting politics of Asian-American voters, but both are the opposites of the trends the party wants to see.

Source: Washington Post October 06, 2016 11:03 UTC