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Do you consider yourself, your family members relatives, more liberal, more conservative, or in the middle relative to voting patterns. How are your views different from that of your parents who also reside in the USA. More interested in E. Asian, S. Asian, Latino/Hispanic, but any AA or mulatto Americans can chime in.
Conservative. Most of my family members (parents and an aunt) typically vote Republican. My parents have a conservative outlook and have always voted Republican for economic reasons mostly. I vote Republican because I didn't like Obama's "geopolitics". Honestly not a fan of foreign intervention and Democrats seem to be more keen on policing the world. What I don't like about this is that it creates refugees and more problems for everyone including the countries that are invaded.
Half and half, half are liberal, half are conservative, I would say the plurality is apathetic. The ones who live on the West Coast are more or less liberal, the ones who live in the Midwest are more or less conservative. I guess they mirror their surroundings.
I consider myself centrist, but lately I have been leaning more conservative in many issues because of the intellectual dishonesty of much of the Democrats (also mainstream Republicans), but more the Western liberal establishment as a whole.
The 2016 elections should answer your question.Statistically the predominant part of American-born minorities and non-American immigrants(with citizenship) voted Hillary.
My guess is they didn't even know any of Trump's policies and voted against him just because he's tough on immigration.
Thanks for the replies.