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Six states will be holding primary elections to decide who they think should become the presidential nominee. These six states are offering about a quarter of the delegates that were up for grabs on Super Tuesday.

Over the past month, we have had a lot of wonderful news from the AAPI community. Here are some highlights.

Join APIAVote for a special census training in San Francisco on Thursday, January 23rd

Meet Liz OuYang, one of our trainers for our Norman Y. Mineta Leadership Institute training tour. Liz is a civil rights attorney and community advocate with decades of experience championing for the AANHPI community and organizing around the U.S. Census.

Meet Marlan Maralit, one of our trainers for our Norman Y. Mineta Leadership Institute training tour. Marlan is the AAPI Director for the new Virginia Majority with decades of experience organizing and championing for the AANHPI community.

APIAVote Communications and Policy Associate Jennifer Baik spoke as a panelist for the release of the YWomenVote survey report and discussed AAPI women voters as well as Millennial and Gen Z women voters.

Earlier this month, The Barbara Lee Family Foundation released "Ready, Willing, & Electable: Women running for Executive Office," unveiling quantitative research that sheds light on voters’ reactions to women candidates seeking executive office. The research dispels the myth that women are less electable than their male counterparts and highlights the importance of community ties.

This past Tuesday, nineteen states held general and municipal elections including New Jersey, Virginia, and Ohio and resulted in a number of exciting results including voting rights reforms and several newly-elected AAPI lawmakers.