i'm looking, that data seems pretty ancient and buried lol

_oh_

in 2012, Whites made up 72% of the electorate

mostly because minority turnout was high because Obama was on the ballot

well, that's something, they do turn out higher in the midterms then

asians also voted much more dem than in midterms

again, because Obama

this is all very interesting

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 I can see Asians coming back to the GOP at some point. I don't buy the whole "Collective Asian Culture". They would be perfect Republicans. Especially Koreans and Japanese.

if a racial minority is not on the ballot, racial minorities won't turn out

@Den i could buy into that hypothesis

fortunately for us,

most Democrat candidates in the midterms will be White, so turnout can't be _that_ high

I especially with the number of Evangelical Koreans. I think over time as they begin to feel more "Mainstream American".

Didn't the asians also vote for Clinton too?

actually no

What exactly was their vote?

55% for Bush

Also Asians are clustered in NYC, California, Philadelphia etc. please that are very heavy Democrat. That could effect their Democrat lean.

Hillary Clinton

Actually more Republican than Whites

Not Willy

oh, lol, I thought you meant 1992

not great,

they voted like Hispanics

+38 for Clinton nationwide

Like Asians down south may not nearly be as Democrat then the National Average because of that

Well there you go, it has nothing to do with a racial minority being on the ballot then

tru,

So they vote more R in midterms than in presidential years then.

but minority turnout wasn't as high in 2016 as it was in 2012

I also don't see a lot of Subversive Asians for being so Democrat

That's because there's not a lot of them in the country

there are specific _ethnic_ groups that lean R

mainly Cubans and Vietnamese

also the Cherokee in Oklahoma

Yeah, but that has some more to do with history than just race

What about Sieks (Spelling?)