CID Election Turnout Research
The New Electorate - The Strength of the Latino, Black and Asian-American Vote
New Release!
CID’s new research report provides an up-to-date profile of Latino, Asian-American and Black voting power throughout the United States. Despite notable growth in the eligible voter population, voters of color have historically been underrepresented in the electorate, creating a substantial voter participation gap.
This report examines the changing demographic landscape in each state, the participation of Latino, Asian-American and Black eligible voters in general elections, and identifies the potential electoral influence voters of color could have on national and local elections. The study also includes a breakdown of the role that voters of color will play in the 2024 elections.
Future reports in this series will include an analysis of the impact and opportunity of the Latino, Black and Asian-American vote in 2024 swing states and competitive congressional districts.
Click here to download the report
Click here to download the two-page brief of study highlights
Voter Turnout in California's Redrawn Congressional Districts
California’s Formerly Incarcerated: Challenges and Opportunities in Accessing Voting Rights
the experience of black voters in california: 2020 general election and beyond
2020 Primary Election - Voter Outreach and Education in Counties Adopting the California Voter’s Choice Act
2020 General Election Voter Outreach and Education in Counties Adopting the California Voter’s Choice Act
Voter Registration in California 2020 General Election
Click here for the full report
Click here for report’s online appendices of data charts and tables
