Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders for Civic Empowerment Education Fund (AAPI FORCE-EF), AAPI Data, and Asian American Futures released the California Asian American Voter Insights report in September 2024 — publishing findings from a comprehensive multilingual survey shedding light on the political attitudes, voter intentions, and policy priorities of Asian American voters in California ahead of the 2024 election.
California is home to a rapidly-growing Asian American electorate, with over 4 million eligible voters across the state — and this information is critical to understanding the motivations and needs of this increasingly influential population of the electorate. Read the report below to find out more:
These are the crosstabs from our 2024 California Asian American Voter Insights survey, available for ethnicity, age, gender, nativity, and political party identification.
Methodology:
The survey of 1,253 Asian American voters in California was conducted using mixed modes, self-administered responses via an online panel and telephone interviews of respondents selected from a classified list of Asian American voters for the six largest ethnic groups (Chinese, Indian, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, and Japanese) — which collectively represent 85% of the eligible voter population of Asian Americans in California. Surveys were offered in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, and Vietnamese and were fielded from April 4 to May 26, 2024. Respondents qualified for the survey if they indicated on a screener questionnaire that they were currently registered to vote at their present address.
The data were weighted using a post-stratification ranking method based on: 1) key demographic factors (age, education, gender, and nativity) by Asian ethnicity, and 2) the party distribution of registered voters by Asian ethnicity. The survey has a 4% margin of error, which incorporates sample size, the design effect of the study, and the survey's post-stratification weights.
Please contact media@aapiforce.org with questions.
Methodology:
The survey of 1,253 Asian American voters in California was conducted using mixed modes, self-administered responses via an online panel and telephone interviews of respondents selected from a classified list of Asian American voters for the six largest ethnic groups (Chinese, Indian, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, and Japanese) — which collectively represent 85% of the eligible voter population of Asian Americans in California. Surveys were offered in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, and Vietnamese and were fielded from April 4 to May 26, 2024. Respondents qualified for the survey if they indicated on a screener questionnaire that they were currently registered to vote at their present address.
The data were weighted using a post-stratification ranking method based on: 1) key demographic factors (age, education, gender, and nativity) by Asian ethnicity, and 2) the party distribution of registered voters by Asian ethnicity. The survey has a 4% margin of error, which incorporates sample size, the design effect of the study, and the survey's post-stratification weights.
Please contact media@aapiforce.org with questions.