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The 2014 Asian AMerican Vote

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November 4, 2014 - Election Day volunteers administer exit polls in-language to Asian American voters in Ann Arbor, MI.
On January 20, 2015, APIAVote-MI in partnership with the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund hosted a community presentation on the 2014 Asian American Vote, with comparative information from 11 states, including Michigan, about the Asian American vote in the Gubernatorial and Congressional elections, concerns about key issues, first-time voters, and profiles of the Asian American vote by ethnicity, nativity, party enrollment, age, and English proficiency.  This exit poll reveals vital information about Asian American voting patterns that are often overlooked in mainstream voter surveys.

Below is the presentation of key findings in Michigan.  The full report will be available in the coming weeks. 

Volunteers needed 

APIAVote-MI's success would not be possible without the talent and energy of our dedicated volunteers.  Be a part of this fantastic team by volunteering today. Your time and skills helps us to continue our work toward equity and justice for the Asian American and all communities.

APIA Voter hotline: 
1-888-API-VOTE

If you need help voting or encounter any problems with registration, absentee voting, and/or voting at the polls on November 4th, please call this number!  Bilingual assistance is available in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Urdu, Hindi & Bengali.

This service is provided in partnership by APIAVote and Asian Americans Advancing Justice in D.C.

recap: 4th Annual Dinner

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Executive Director Theresa Tran with Congressman Gary Peters and Advisory Board member Iqbal Singh of DTE Energy at the 4th Annual Dinner "Our Voice, Our Vote: Uniting our Asian American Community"
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Attendees at the 2014 APIAVote-Michigan 4th Annual Dinner on Saturday, September 13, 2014 at East Lake Chinese Restaurant in Troy, MI
Our 4th Annual Dinner on Saturday, September 13, 2014 was a smashing success! The event took place at East Lake Chinese Restaurant in Troy  and brought together over 200 community leaders, elected officials, friends and family. Thank you to all over our generous sponsors and the many community members for celebrating our accomplishments from the past year.  Learn more about our annual dinner!