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Donald Trump Favorability, 2020

Distributed bar graph labeled "Donald Trump Favorability." Legend shows dark blue as very favorable, light blue as somewhat favorable, light red as somewhat unfavorable, dark red as very unfavorable, orange as haven't heard of, and gray as don't know enough about. The bars are labeled with the groups Vietnamese, Filipino, Asian Indian, Asian AM, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. Most of the groups had the highest distrubtion under very unfavorable except for Vietnamese, whose highest distribution falls under very favorable.

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Donald Trump Favorability, 2020

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September 15, 2020

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https://aapidata.com/infographic/donald-trump-favorability-2020/

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AAPI Data

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APIA Vote, AAPI Data, Asian Americans Advancing Justice

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Asian American Research Center, UC Berkeley

Date

2020-09-15

Module

Vietnamese American Experiences, Module 5

Language

eng

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Image

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Diagram

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jpg

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Graphs; Donald Trump

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https://aapidata.com/infographic/donald-trump-favorability-2020/

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AAPI Data

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Courtesy of APIA Vote, AAPI Data, Asian Americans Advancing Justice.

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UC Regents

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19.05.IMG.035

Creator

AAPI Data

Contributor

APIA Vote, AAPI Data, Asian Americans Advancing Justice

Publisher

Asian American Research Center, UC Berkeley

Date

2020-09-15

Module

Vietnamese American Experiences, Module 5

Language

eng

Type

Image

Format

Diagram

File Format

jpg

Subject

Graphs; Donald Trump

URL

https://aapidata.com/infographic/donald-trump-favorability-2020/

Source

AAPI Data

Credit Line

Courtesy of APIA Vote, AAPI Data, Asian Americans Advancing Justice.

Licensor

UC Regents

MUMI Number

19.05.IMG.035

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