By Randall Yip, Executive Editor

AsAmNews is the place where you can find results from Asian American and Pacific Islander candidates in one convenient location.

A team of reporters from New York to Maui will be monitoring vote results beginning at 8 p.m. Eastern time until 5 a.m. Eastern the following morning.

Veteran Emmy and Peabody Award-winning reporter Ti-Hua Chang will be stationed at Howard University in Washington, D.C. where Vice President Kamala Harris will be with supporters for what they hope will be an historic night- the election of the first Asian American, Indian American and women president of the United States.

We have also identified more than 40 Congressional races where AAPI candidates are running for both parties. You can find the vote results here.

In addition, we’ve will be tracking about a half dozen state races. We understand that this list is by no means complete. If there are any races you’d like to see us track, we may be able to do that for you. Email us at info at asamnews dot com.

We will also follow the recall election of Sheng Thao, the first Hmong American mayor in the United States.

ICYMI, here are highlights of our election coverage from the last three months.

AAPI community in Oakland divided on recall efforts

Emotions run high in Michigan spelling trouble for Harris

Democrats hope Vietnamese American Derek Tran flips GOP seat

Hurricane hampering AAPI voter turnout in North Carolina

Will an Asian American and Black voting bloc reemerge in Georgia

David Kim feels LA’s Koreatown in his genes

Asian American put the yellow in the rainbow coalition

This coverage was made possible by a grant through the URL Collective, a nonprofit supporting local, diverse media. AsAmNews and URL Collective have partnered to bring you election reporting from grassroots media. 

AsAmNews is published by the non-profit, Asian American Media Inc.

We are supported through donations and such charitable organizations as the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. All donations are tax deductible and can be made here.

Please purchase your tickets to our fundraiser Up Close with Connie Chung, America’s first Asian American to anchor a nightly network newscast. The in-depth conversation with Connie will be held November 14 at 7:30 at Columbia University’s Milbank Chapel in the Teacher’s College. All proceeds benefit AsAmNews.

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