AAPI Data

The AAPI Data/AP-NORC survey series delivers regular insights on crucial issues facing Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander populations, ranging from policy priorities and financial well-being to political views and civic engagement.

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Most AAPI Adults Think K-12 Students Should Learn About Slavery, Racism, Segregation, and the History of AAPI Communities

Most AAPI adults oppose individual school boards restricting specific subjects and classroom discussions

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Most within AAPI communities are concerned about climate change and support policies designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Most AAPI adults have experienced some form of extreme weather in the past 5 years (79%), and 67% say extreme weather has influenced their views on climate change.

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Most within AAPI communities support guaranteed legal access to abortion nationwide

Most AAPI adults won’t vote for a candidate who doesn’t share their view on racism (79%) or abortion (68%), but 54% could vote for a candidate who disagrees on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.

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Few within AAPI communities are feeling very confident about their finances

Most within AAPI communities report an increase in household expenses in the past year, while few say the same about their household savings – just 30% are very confident they can manage costs. About half of AAPI adults believe that the United States is not supportive enough of Palestinians in the conflict with Israelis, with a nearly identical share thinking it is too supportive of Israelis.

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AAPI Communities’ Top Issue Priorities for the Coming Year

Among AAPI adults, immigration and inflation are the top priorities for 2024, but about 7 in 10 have little or no confidence that the government can make any progress on problems facing the country.

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