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2016 Postmortem

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4. Many nationalities in the Asian immigrant population.

Sun Jul 29, 2012, 06:33 PM

Jul 2012

China, the two Koreas, the Philippines, Japan, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, to name a few.

I can't see a unified voting block.

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Will Asian voters swing the election? [View all] Douglas Carpenter Jul 2012 OP

Not likely. RandySF Jul 2012 #1

+100 demosincebirth Jul 2012 #8

interesting. Tuesday Afternoon Jul 2012 #2

No, because they don't constitute a cohesive voting bloc Warpy Jul 2012 #3

It's 2012, and yes they do CreekDog Jul 2012 #6

Many nationalities in the Asian immigrant population. no_hypocrisy Jul 2012 #4

Why not? Hispanics are and just as diverse. CreekDog Jul 2012 #5