APAICS | Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies

2012 AAPI Primary Election Results

This November, AAPI candidates will affect the balance of power in the US Congress. Of the 30 AAPI challengers this year, 28 have faced primaries and 16 are advancing to November’s general election.  

APAICS is proud to continue developing the growing political engagement of our AAPI community during this exciting tipping point in the country’s history. Below, APAICS has captured recent primary results for all major 2012 races involving AAPI challengers. Stay tuned for more election results! 

Meng and Shinagawa clinch New York primaries

Joining historic class of AAPI candidates who will affect the balance of power in Congress

APAICS announces Susan Jin Davis, Comcast Executive, as new chair

APAICS welcomes Susan Jin Davis of Comcast as new chair.

APAICS welcomes a new class of interns

Eleven of our community’s best and brightest travel to Washington, D.C.

NCAPA statement on the 30th anniversary of Vincent Chin’s murder

Remembering Vincent Chin

Record Breaking 29 Asian American and Pacific Islanders Run for US Congress

Record Breaking 29 Asian American and Pacific Islanders Run for US Congress

APAICS Alumni spotlight: Mayor Lisa Wong of Fitchburg, MA

APAICS Alumni spotlight: Mayor Lisa Wong of Fitchburg, MA

APAICS and NALP partner for community training in the Gulf Coast this March

APAICS and NALP partner for community training in the Gulf Coast this March, sponsored by Sodexo and Southwest Airlines

Celebrating a civil rights icon: Fred Korematsu

Celebrating a civil rights icon: Fred Korematsu

CAPAC membership multiplies as AAPI political influence expands

CAPAC membership multiplies as AAPI political influence expands

APAICS Newsletter (January)

January 2012 Newsletter

New trends in Asian American Political Action: A conversation with Professor James Lai

New trends in Asian American Political Action: A conversation with Professor James Lai