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AAPI Equity Alliance pushes for Election Rigging Response Act

A pre-election gathering demands fair representation, and protecting democracy and marginalized communities at the ballot box.

AAPI Equity Alliance logo / Handout: AAPI Equity Alliance

AAPI Equity Alliance is organizing a demonstration to appeal for support in favour of the Election Rigging Response Act, on Oct. 6, at the Chinese American Museum.  

The Act is a California constitutional amendment on the Nov. 4, 2025, ballot, allowing the state legislature to redraw congressional maps for 2026 to counter alleged Republican gerrymandering in states like Texas. It aims to protect Democratic House control while restoring the independent redistricting commission’s authority by 2031.

Organized in collaboration with Chinese for Affirmative Action, Asian American elected officials and community leaders in Los Angeles, the event seeks to "fight back against Donald Trump’s unprecedented attacks on democracy," as per a statement by AAPI Equity alliance.

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Executive Director of AAPI Equity Alliance Manjusha Kulkarni will address fair representation, and protecting democracy and our communities at the ballot box.

The gathering will also feature political leaders including Congressmember Judy Chu, Assemblymember Mike Fong, Assemblymember Jessica Caloza, along with top community leaders.

AAPI Equity Alliance (AAPI Equity) is a coalition of more than 50 community-based organizations serving the diverse needs of the 1.6 million Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Los Angeles County and beyond. It is dedicated to improving the lives of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders through civic engagement, capacity building, and policy advocacy.

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