A new survey regarding the political preferences of Indian-American voters reveals a substantial preference for the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. According to the data, 66% of respondents favor Democratic candidates over Donald Trump and the Republican platform.

This trend is consistent across both chambers of Congress. In Senate races, 60% of Indian-American voters expressed a preference for Democratic candidates, while 24% indicated support for Republican candidates. The remaining percentage of voters either remained undecided or favored third-party options.

While the survey highlights a clear partisan divide, it is important to note that the data reflects a snapshot of voter sentiment at the time of the poll. The findings suggest that the Democratic Party maintains a strong hold on this demographic, which has become an increasingly influential voting bloc in American politics. The survey results underscore the broader trend of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) voters leaning toward Democratic platforms in recent election cycles, though the specific motivations behind these preferences—such as economic policy, immigration, or social issues—were not detailed in this report.