Voter turnout among Asian voters in U.S. presidential elections 1996-2020

Since 1996, Asian Americans have had the second lowest turnout rate among the four major ethnic groups in United States presidential elections; although it has increased in recent years. Total turnout has ranged between 25 and 34 percent, with participation traditionally correlating with age. Asian American voters below the age of 25 years have had the lowest turnout rate in all elections except 2008, while those over 65 usually have the highest turnout.