With just weeks to go before the presidential election, a new AAPI Data/AP-NORC survey finds that most Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults believe the outcome of the race will have important impacts on the economy (82%), health care (74%), immigration policy (72%), and foreign policy (72%). AAPI Democrats are more likely than AAPI Republicans to think Harris (65% vs. 12%) and their state government (49% vs. 21%) are doing a good job upholding democratic values, while AAPI Republicans are more likely than AAPI Democrats to say Trump (57% vs. 7%) and the Supreme Court (30% vs. 11%) are doing a good job. Concerns about illegal immigration are similar between AAPI adults and the general public, with similar shares citing risks to welfare programs (48% vs.