Indian-Americans Favor Democrats in Upcoming US Midterm Elections

The mood of Indian-American voters regarding the midterm elections to be held on November 3 in the United States has come out to a great extent. According to the survey of Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote (APIAVote), 66% of Indian-American voters said that they will vote for Democratic candidates in both Congress and Senate elections. That is, despite the political confusion, the inclination of this community is more visible towards the Democratic Party. There will be voting for 435 Congress seats and 35 Senate seats in these elections in America. There will also be elections for many local public positions. The survey asked the voters of the Asian and Pacific Islander American community about their electoral preferences and political participation. The survey revealed that more than 90% of registered Asian-American and Pacific Islander voters have expressed plans to vote in this election. However, the effort to reach out to these communities from both the major political parties has not been as strong. Around 42% of Asian-American and Pacific Islander voters said that the Republican Party has not reached out to them.