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Asian American Voter Turnout High, But Many Face Problems At Polls

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AALDEF

New York City—Asian Americans, especially new citizens and first-time voters, turned out to vote in record numbers today, but many encountered barriers at polling places, ranging from inadequate language assistance, improper requests for identification, and missing names on voter rolls.

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OCA Celebrates APA Voters, Disappointed By Discriminatory Ballot Measures

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OCA

 

For Immediate Release

6 November 2008               

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NAPAWF Congratulates New Administration, Celebrates High API Voter Turnout

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NAPAWF

Metro Washington, DC) The National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF) extends its congratulations to President-Elect Barack Obama and the incoming members of Congress on their election victories.

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NAKASEC Reflections on the 2008 Elections

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NAKASEC Blog

(Los Angeles, CA) November 4, 2008 was a monumental day in American history. For many, faith in the possibility of uplifting the lives of all Americans was rekindled with the election of Barack Obama — not just because he is the first African American and son of an immigrant but because of his extensive background in grassroots community organizing and public service.

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