- || Indian-Americans favour Biden: Survey ||
A poll of Indian Americans has found that 66% of respondents favour Democrat Joe Biden for the presidential election in November, while President Donald Trump trails way behind at 28%.
But Trump has made considerable headway, coming up from 16% in 2016, according to the Indiaspora-AAPI Data survey released on Tuesday.
The poll also affirmed the growing clout of the Indian American communitys 1.8 million registered voters 56% of them reported being contacted by Democrats and 48% by Republicans, compared to only 31% reached by any party in 2016.
As a community with the highest earnings, Indian Americans are also flexing their financial muscle as the survey put it . A quarter of those polled said they had made donations to a candidate, political party or some other campaign body this year; $3 million anecdotally, with double-digit aspirations.
A majority of Indian Americans, 54%, identified themselves Democrats while the second biggest group of 24% identified themselves as Independents and only 16% called themselves Republican, compared to 45%, 35% and 19% respectively in 2016.
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- || Indian-Americans favour Biden: Survey || A poll of Indian Americans has found that 66% of respondents favour Democrat Joe Biden for the presidential election in November, while President Donald Trump trails way behind at 28%. But Trump has made considerable headway, coming up from 16% in 2016, according to the Indiaspora-AAPI Data survey released on Tuesday. The poll also affirmed the growing clout of the Indian American communitys 1.8 million registered voters 56% of them reported being contacted by Democrats and 48% by Republicans, compared to only 31% reached by any party in 2016. As a community with the highest earnings, Indian Americans are also flexing their financial muscle as the survey put it . A quarter of those polled said they had made donations to a candidate, political party or some other campaign body this year; $3 million anecdotally, with double-digit aspirations. A majority of Indian Americans, 54%, identified themselves Democrats while the second biggest group of 24% identified themselves as Independents and only 16% called themselves Republican, compared to 45%, 35% and 19% respectively in 2016. https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/most-indian-americans-back-biden-but-trump-gains-ground-says-poll/story-Wj2ycVlEnd8M10X25mEZiK.html
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