- The Republican Party nominee Donald Trump falls into third place with only a meager 7% support for him
- The New York-based billionaire has an edge over Clinton when it comes to India-specific foreign policy of the United States and the fight against terrorism
- But in context with terrorism (48 to 43 percent) and India specific strategic alliances (47 to 40 percent) with respect to countries like Pakistan, China and Russia Trump faired little better against Clinton over terrorism
Washington, October 20, 2016: A survey in United States on the Presidential election has come up with the conclusion that Majority of Indian-Americans prefer Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump as their choice for the next US President when it comes to issues of immigration, religious freedom and outsourcing, a Silicon Valley-based think tank said.
According to a new National Asian American Survey (NAAS), Indian-Americans 70% registered voters are favouring Hillary Clinton. The Republican Party nominee Donald Trump falls into third place with only a meager 7% support for him.
NewsGram brings to you current foreign news from all over the world.
However, the New York-based billionaire has an edge over Clinton when it comes to the India-specific foreign policy of the United States and the fight against terrorism, the Indian-American think-tank said yesterday, quoting its recent survey.
While releasing the results of the survey carried out on Indian-Americans about their opinions on the two US presidential candidates, the Foundation of India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS-USA.org) have declared that most of the respondent preferred Clinton over Trump on immigration (59 to 29 percent), religious freedom (67 to 27 percent), outsourcing (52 to 22 percent) and trust issues (40 to 17 percent).
