Asian Americans Are A Powerful But Overlooked Voting Bloc
More than 11 million Asian Americans are eligible to vote this year. So, why aren’t political candidates doing more to reach them?
By Stephanie Kim

Asian Americans Are A Powerful But Overlooked Voting Bloc
More than 11 million Asian Americans are eligible to vote this year. So, why aren’t political candidates doing more to reach them?
By Stephanie KimAsian Americans are the fastest growing group of eligible voters in the United States. But they’re often overlooked as a voting bloc.
Reset takes a look at why Asian Americans could be the last group of undecided voters and how local groups are empowering Asian American voters in the Chicago area.
GUESTS: Hua Hsu, New Yorker staff writer
Andy Kang, executive director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Chicago
Shobhana Verma, executive director of the South Asian American Policy and Research Institute