Clinton holds 41-point lead over Trump among Asian-American voters: Poll

October 05, 2016 22:46

Hillary Clinton holds a 41-point lead over Donald Trump among Asian-American registered voters headed into November's presidential election, according to a survey released Wednesday.

The Fall 2016 National Asian American Survey, taken between Aug. 10 and September 29 in 11 different languages, found that 55 percent of registered voters intended to vote for Clinton compared to 14 percent for Trump.

Eight percent intended to vote for a different candidate, and 16 percent had not yet decided, according to the survey. Seven percent of registered voters declined to give an answer.

In an attempt to woo Indian Americans in the run-up to the United States Presidential election on November 8, Republican candidate Donald Trump is set to interact with members of the community at the Humanity United Against Terrorism Charity Event organised by the Republican Hindu Coalition in New Jersey on Saturday, October 15. Click HERE to read that story.

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