Correction to: Asian American Candidate Preferences: Evidence from California

Using the 2012–2018 California State Assembly races, Sadhwani finds that Asian Americans who live in places are 15–30% have higher voter turnout. Turnout these districts is also increased when an candidate on ballot (2020). Although turnout American ballot, it unknown whether or not voters a preference for candidates of same race national-origin. There limited research how use racial and national-origin cues (if any) their vote choice. Tam notes assuming ‘pan-Asian’ hypothesis (i.e. unified policy candidates), problematic (1995). In analysis support Mike Honda Ro Khanna, Honda, Japanese American, received more from Vietnamese. His opponent, Indian named Chinese district (2017; 2021).