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Author: Sayu Bhojwani

Sayu Bhojwani is a democracy activist and author of People Like Us: The New Wave of Candidates Knocking at Democracy’s Door.
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Why We Need More AAPI Women in Elected Office

Why We Need More AAPI Women in Elected Office

Sayu Bhojwani

Only 47 Asian American and Pacific Islander women are among the 7,383 state legislators across the country, and only 10 are among the 535 members of Congress.

But this year, a record number of AAPI women Democrats are running for Congress.

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