IntroductionNew York State Assembly Districts and Asian Communities (2019)

immigrants populations, accounting for 54% of all With the fastest percentage growth rates in the Asian immigrants in the district. - population of State happening in upstate areas, this profile on the Asian communities for each Finally, Table 1 summarizes Asian Citizen Voting Age of the State Assembly Districts in New York State Population (CVAP) data in 2017. Overall, Asians expands upon the previous brief issued in 2012, comprise of over- 6% of the total CVAP population in which only covered . - New York State. AD 40 has the highest percent of Asian voting age citizens,- accounting for 52% of the This profile is based on the data from the 2017 5 year total CVAP in AD 40. AD 25 has the second largest American Community Survey from the U.S. Census percent of Asian voting age citizens,- accounting for Bureau, unless otherwise noted. For each district, this 47% of the total CVAP while AD 49 follows with the brief provides a snapshot of the Asian populations third largest percent of Asian voting age citizens, including disaggregated data -by Asian ethnicities, the accounting for 46% of the total CVAP. Asians in the share of immigrants that make up the Asian New York metro area comprised more than 10% of population, the citizen voting age populations for the CVAP in 30 ADs. Asians, and the Asian languages most commonly spoken. Outside the NYC metro area, AD 110, covering the Overall Asian Population north parts of the Capital Region including- the city of Schenectady, and the towns of Colonie and Niskayuna, has the highest percent of Asian voting age citizens, Table 1 summarizes the Asian population data by accounting for 5.2% of the total CVAP. AD 146, Assembly Districts (ADs) in New York State. covering parts of Erie and Niagara Counties, was According to the most recent Census Bureau second with Asians making up 4.4% of the CVAP. population estimates, in 2017, the Asian population in Highlights for Asian Groups New York State reached 1.88 million, accounting for nearly 10 percent of the population. In 38 districts, at least one in ten residents was Asian. The overall Asian population numbers provided a mere snapshot on the realities facing Asian Three Asian majority districts were in New York City. populations and may disguise the diversity and AD 40, centered in Flushing, Queens had the largest disparate residential patterns that underlie the Asian Asian population. AD 25, located along the Long community. Table 2 presents the eighteen largest Island Expressway around Fresh Meadows, Queens, Asian ethnic group populations by Assembly District. was second and AD 49 in the This discussion in this section will highlight which neighborhoods of Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights and ADsBangladeshis have the most population for these groups. Sunset Park, was third. AD 125, which covers were the sixth largest Asian group in Cortland and Tompkins Counties, has the largest Asian population outside the New York metro area, the state, with more than 77,000 residents. AD 24, in with over 13,000 Asian residents. the Queens neighborhoods of Jamaica, Woodhaven, and Douglaston, had the largest Bangladeshi Table 1 also shows the population of Asian community with 8,500 residents. Outside of the New immigrants residing in each district in 2017. York metro area, AD 141, covering Erie County, was Statewide, Asians comprise of 26% of all immigrants. the home of the largest Bangladeshi population with In AD 40, Asians accounted for 79% of all immigrants, closeBhutanese to 800 residents. the largest percentage among all Assembly Districts. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 125 has the New Yorkers were mostly found in upstate areas, particularly in ADs 129 (Onondaga highest percent of Asian immigrants among all 1 2 3

County), 136, 137, 138 (Monroe County), and 149 group in the state, with almost 56,000 residents. AD Burmese(Erie County). 75 in the neighborhoods of Chelsea, Clinton, Midtown, and the Garment District, had the residents were the tenth largest Asian largest Japanese community with over 2,400 group in the state, with more than 16,000 residents. residents. Outside of the New York metro area, AD The AD with the largest Burmese population was 125 was the home of the largest Japanese population outside of the New York metro area, in AD 119, Koreanswith more than 700 residents. covering parts of Herkimer and Oneida Counties, with close to 3,200 Burmese residents. Within New York were the third largest Asian group in the City, AD 35, in the Queens neighborhoods of Elmhurst state, with more than 146,000 residents. AD 40 in the and Jackson Heights, had the largest Burmese Queens had the largest Korean community with over Cambodianscommunity with over 800 residents. 15,400 residents. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 125 was the home of the largest Korean were the fourteenth largest Asian population withLaotian over 1,800 residents. group in the state, with over 6,500 residents. The largest Cambodian population was outside of the New The largest communities (statewide York metro area, in AD 119 with over 1,100 residents. population of 4,600) were found in upstate New York, AD 83, in neighborhoods of Williamsbridge particularly in ADs 123 (Broome County) and 137 and Eastchester, had the largest Cambodian Malaysian(Monroe County). Chinesecommunity in New York City with over 800 residents. New Yorkers (statewide population of residents were the largest Asian1 group in 4,000) were mostly found in New York City, the state, with almost 739,000 residents. AD 49 in particularly in AD 26 in Queens; and 65 and 74 in Brooklyn had the largest Chinese community with NepaleseManhattan. over 62,000 residents. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 125, covering Tompkins and part of Cortland residents were the twelfth largest Asian Counties, had the most Chinese with almost 6,000 group in the state, with more than 14,000 residents. residents.Filipinos AD 30 and 39 in Queens had the largest Nepalese communities each with more than 1,500 residents. were the fourth largest Asian group in the Outside of the New York metro area, AD 138, covering state, with almost 144,000 residents. AD 24 in the Monroe County, was the home of the largest Nepalese Queens neighborhoods had the largest Filipino Pakistanipopulation with more than 1,000 residents. community with almost 4,900 residents. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 109 in Albany County residents were the fifth largest Asian was the home of the largest Filipino population with group in the state, with more than 88,000 Indiansalmost 1,000 residents. residents. AD 44, in Park Slope and Borough Park, Brooklyn, had the largest Pakistani community with were the second largest Asian group in the almost 5,900 residents. Outside of the New York state, with nearly 410,000 residents. AD 24 had the metro area, AD 110 was the home of the largest largest Indian community with over 24,500 residents. SriPakistani Lankan population with almost 1,200 residents. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 110, covering parts of Albany and Schenectady Counties, was the residents were the thirteenth largest home of the largest Indian population with over 4,800 Asian group in the state with more than 7,000 residents. Indonesians residents. AD 61 and 63 in the Staten Island had the largest Sri Lankan communities each with more than Of the 6,300 in New York State, the 700 residents. Outside of the New York metro area, largest portion were in AD 39 around Jackson TaiwaneseAD 146 was the home of the largest Sri Lankan Heights, Queens, with over 800 residents. No ADs in population with more than 200 residents. Japaneseupstate New York had more than 150 Indonesians. residents were the ninth largest Asian group in the state with almost 17,000 residents. AD residents were the seventh largest Asian 25 had the largest Taiwanese community with almost 1 Chinese population in this report excludes those who identified as Taiwanese, who are tabulated separately. 4

1,900 residents. Outside of the New York metro area, ADs had over 1,000 other Indic languages speakers. AD 125 was the home of the largest Taiwanese Thaipopulation with almost 500 residents. Using another Census Bureau source, the American Community Survey Public Use Microdata Sample (ACS residents were the eleventh largest Asian group PUMS), we can identify the specific languages spoken in the state with almost 15,000 residents. AD 39 had in counties and large Bengalicities, but not by legislative the largest Thai community with almost 1,200 district. Using this data source, we find that the residents. Outside of the New York metro area, AD largest populationPunjabi of speakers outside New 119 was the home of the largest Thai population with York City was in Buffalo with 1,700 individuals. The Vietnameseclose to 600 residents. largest speakingNepali community upstate was in Erie County with almost 1,200 speakers. residents were the eighth largest Asian Concentrations of speakers could be found group in the state with more than 38,000 residents. Syracuse (with 1,500 speakers), Monroe County The largest Vietnamese population in the state was in Korean(1,400), and Buffalo (almost 900). AD 129 covering Onondaga County with more than - 1,800 residents. In New York City, AD 80 in the Bronx was the third most common Asian language neighborhoods of Woodlawn, Williamsbridge, in the state. AD 40 had the largest Korean speaking Baychester, and Morris Park, had the largest population at 14,405 speakers, followed by AD 26 Vietnamese community with more than 1,500 with 13,347 speakers- and AD 25 with 9,816 speakers. Languagesresidents. Spoken Outside of the New- York metro area, AD 146 had the largest Korean speaking population with 1,209 speakers. Twenty four ADs had over 1,000 Korean speakers. Various Asian languages are spoken throughout the state. This section highlights some key data from Table 3 on the languages spoken in Assembly Many New York residents spoke an Asian language Districts. Due to new data disclosure restrictions,- Otherbeyond Asian the Asian Languages languages reported separately. detailed data on Asian languages spoken by Assembly These residents were grouped into the category of District was last reported in the 2015 5 year , which was reported as ChineseAmerican Community Survey. the fourth largest Asian language group in New York State. AD 19, of Nassau County, had the largest was the most common Asian language number of these speakers with 3,482 speakers, spoken in the state. However, the variety of dialects followed by AD 45, of the Brooklyn neighborhood of spoken in the state and the -usage of traditional and Sheepshead Bay, with 2,185 speakers. Outside of the simplified scripts presents further challenges- when New York metro area, AD 119 had the most speakers reaching out to the Chinese speaking population. AD in this language category with 2,853. 49 in Brooklyn had the largest Chinese speaking population at 57,346 speakers, followed by AD 40 in Using the ACS PUMS data, we find that the “Other Queens with 46,890 Chinese speakers. Outside of the Asian Language” category in New York City primarily New York metro area, AD 125 had the most Chinese- consisted of Malayalam,Malayalam Tamil and Telugu, which are speakers with 4,348. Among Asian languages, Chinese mostly spoken by Indians and Sri Lankans. Outside of was mostly commonly spoken in 101 ADs. Seventy New York City, speakers were the largest Otherfive ADs Indic had at Languages, least 1,000 Chinese speakers. language within this category, with populations concentrated in the suburban counties of Nassau, the second most common Rockland, and Westchester Counties with over 17,000 Asian language category in the state, were Malayalam speakers. Upstate counties outside of the represented mainly by Bengali (spoken by Indians metro area had large numbers of Karen (a groupKaren of and Bangladeshis), Punjabi (spoken by Indians and languages spoken in southern Myanmar), Tamil, Pakistanis), and Nepali languages. AD 24, in Queens, Tegulu, and Burmese speakers. Almost 3,300 had the largest number of speakers of other Indic speakers, primarily recently arrived refugees from languages with 16,847 speakers, followed by AD 34 in Myanmar,Tamil were found in the Greater Utica and Rome Jackson Heights, Queens with 10,717 speakers. Other- area, Buffalo, Albany, Syracuse, and Rochester.Tegulu About Indic languages as a category was the largest Asian 3,100 speakers were primarily in Monroe language group in 21 Assembly Districts. Thirty six 5 County and the Capital Region. Over 3,000 Burmese - speakers were concentrated in the Capital Region, speakers. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 125 Monroe and Erie Counties. Over 2,900 had the largest Japanese speaking population with 381 speakers were mostly residing in Greater Utica and Vietnamesespeakers. Nine ADs had over 1,000 Japanese speakers. ArabicRome area and Buffalo. was the tenth most common Asian was the fifth largest Asian language group in language in the state. ADs 129 and 80 were the only ADs the state. AD 64- in the Staten Island boroughs of with over 1,000 Vietnamese speakers at 1,172 and 1,906 Oakwood, Midland Beach and South Beach had the Gujaratispeakers, respectively. largest Arabic speaking population at 4,614 speakers, followed by AD 46 in the Brooklyn neighborhoods of , mostly spoken by Indians, was the eleventh Dyker Heights and Bay Ridge at 4,071 speakers and most common Asian language in the state. AD 16, in AD 51 in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Sunset Park -at Nassau County, was the only AD with over 1,000 Gujarati- 3,627 speakers. Outside of the New York metro area, speakers. Outside of the New York metro area, AD 123, AD 149, covering Erie County had the largest Arabic covering Broome county, had the largest Gujarati speaking population with 1,685 speakers. Eighteen speaking population. TagalogADs had over 1,000 Arabic speakers. , - The remaining Asian languages reported separately by was the sixth most common Asian language the Census Bureau were Khmer Thai and Lao. , the in the state. AD 39 had the largest Tagalog speaking Thailargest of these remaining groups, was spread population- with 4,027 speakers, followed by AD 30 Khmerthroughout New York State, with the largest number of with 2,901 speakers and AD 24 with 2,884 speakers. speakers in AD 39 around Jackson Heights. UrduTwenty three ADs had over 1,000 Tagalog speakers. speakers were largely found in the Bronx in New York City and the Utica and RomeLao area, with was the seventh most common Asian language smaller communities in Syracuse and Rochester in the in the state, mostly spoken by Pakistanis. ADs 1, 2, and upstate region. There were more speakers in upstate 6 in Suffolk County as well as AD 22, in Nassau County, regions of Monroe, Erie, and Broome Counties than in were the only- ADs where Urdu was the most New York City. commonly spoken Asian language. AD 44 had the Notes largest Urdu speaking population with 4,210 speakers, followed by AD 22, in Nassau County, with - Beginning with the 2000 Census, the Census Bureau collects and 3,588 speakers. Outside of the New York metro area, reports multiple responses to the race and ethnic categories for most AD 110 had the largest Urdu speaking population with of their censuses and surveys. This report chose to define anyone 950 speakers. Nineteen ADs had at least 1,000 Urdu who identifies in whole or in part as Asian -to be Asian American. As a speakers. consequence, adding across race and ethnic categories in the data Hindi table presented here would result in multi racial individual being overcounted. For example, someone who identifies as Chinese and , mostly spoken by Indians, was the eighth most Filipino would be included in both the Chinese and the Filipino common Asian language in the state. AD 18, in Nassau population totals in table 2. Therefore, adding the total populations County, was the only AD where Hindi was the most for all Asian groups listed in table 2 for a district would result in a total that was higher than the actual number of Asian respondents in commonly spoken Asian language.- AD 33 in the a district. Queens neighborhoods of Queens Village and Many thanks to our research interns, Adria Orr, Fulton Hou, Douglaston, had the largest Hindi speaking population Shoyoung Shin, and Yebin Park for their invaluable contributions to with 2,374 speakers, followed by AD 15 in- Nassau this report. County with 2,265 speakers. Outside of the New York Data citations from this report should include the following metro area, AD 146 had the largest Hindi speaking acknowledgement: “Data derived from analysis by the Asian population with 1,062 speakers. Eighteen ADs had at American Federation Census Information Center.” least 1,000 Hindi speakers. - Japanese For more information, contact the Asian American Federation Census - Information Center at (212) 344 5878 x219 or visit was the ninth most common Asian www.aafederation.org/cic. language in the state. AD 75 had the largest Japanese speaking population with 1,731 speakers, followed by ©2019 Asian American- Federation AD 93, in Westchester County, with 1,693 speakers, 120- Wall Street, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10005 and AD 66 in the Manhattan neighborhoods of West Tel: (212) 344 5878 Village, Tribeca, and Greenwich village with 1,358 E mail: [email protected] 6 Table 1: Asian Population by Assembly District in 2017

Asian Asian Citizen Asian NYS Asian Share Asian Share of Voting Age Share Assembly Counties or Current Assembly Asian of Total Immigrant Immigrant Population of District Boroughs Member Population Population Population Population (CVAP) CVAP 1 Suffolk , Jr. 3,021 2.2% 2,032 9.3% 1,028 1.1% 2 Suffolk Anthony Palumbo 2,486 1.9% 1,335 11.1% 1,101 1.1% 3 Suffolk Joseph DeStefano 4,862 3.8% 2,824 18.1% 2,067 2.2% 4 Suffolk 13,916 10.9% 8,237 40.8% 6,650 7.2% 5 Suffolk Douglas Smith 6,879 5.4% 4,049 29.0% 3,419 3.6% 6 Suffolk 4,598 3.4% 2,720 5.4% 2,044 2.8% 7 Suffolk Andrew Garbarino 2,817 2.2% 1,401 11.5% 1,264 1.4% 8 Suffolk Michael Fitzpatrick 6,643 5.2% 3,918 35.3% 3,249 3.3% 9 Suffolk, Nassau Michael LiPetri 4,312 3.4% 2,295 19.1% 2,327 2.4% 10 Suffolk 10,223 7.9% 5,850 26.0% 5,498 6.1% 11 Suffolk Kimberly Jean-Pierre 3,028 2.4% 1,793 6.1% 1,623 1.9% 12 Suffolk Andrew Raia 6,741 5.2% 3,928 24.8% 3,403 3.5% 13 Nassau Charles Lavine 16,443 12.4% 9,692 29.1% 7,994 9.0% 14 Nassau David McDonough 5,806 4.6% 3,045 24.1% 2,895 3.0% 15 Nassau 20,370 15.8% 13,422 47.9% 10,748 11.4% 16 Nassau Anthony D'Urso 27,622 21.0% 15,966 44.2% 14,782 16.3% 17 Nassau 10,081 7.8% 5,584 30.9% 5,298 5.4% 18 Nassau 3,559 2.7% 1,617 3.4% 1,489 2.0% 19 Nassau Edward Ra 20,058 15.0% 12,264 40.1% 11,123 11.6% 20 Nassau Melissa Miller 4,246 3.3% 2,475 12.9% 2,361 2.5% 21 Nassau 5,300 4.1% 3,127 13.9% 3,040 3.2% 22 Nassau Michaelle Solages 21,351 15.4% 12,356 26.2% 11,165 11.6% 23 Queens 13,375 9.9% 8,549 24.1% 6,762 7.3% 24 Queens 53,905 39.8% 36,005 51.4% 27,892 32.2% 25 Queens 73,766 57.8% 52,675 74.5% 37,223 47.1% 26 Queens 43,937 34.3% 28,700 60.1% 24,728 26.8% 27 Queens Daniel Rosenthal 33,714 25.8% 22,742 39.3% 15,600 19.2% 28 Queens 31,995 24.3% 21,178 38.1% 16,689 18.4% 29 Queens 19,414 14.7% 13,176 22.1% 9,538 11.4% 30 Queens 32,533 25.8% 22,533 37.8% 14,727 19.4% 31 Queens 22,098 16.2% 13,764 23.4% 11,901 14.3% 32 Queens Vivian Cook 15,960 11.4% 10,754 18.3% 7,174 8.3% 33 Queens 25,434 18.9% 15,409 26.8% 13,430 14.5% 34 Queens Michael DenDekker 33,559 28.1% 23,777 32.1% 15,283 28.1% 35 Queens Jeffrion Aubry 32,106 25.9% 23,585 32.2% 16,280 27.2% 36 Queens 22,133 17.9% 14,072 27.7% 10,846 12.5% 37 Queens 20,991 15.8% 14,332 25.4% 9,429 12.1% 38 Queens Michael Miller 29,338 21.4% 20,357 31.2% 15,075 19.2% 39 Queens 38,764 31.9% 29,489 37.9% 16,463 32.7% 40 Queens 82,133 66.0% 64,865 78.8% 31,666 52.1% 41 Brooklyn 20,124 15.0% 13,300 21.6% 11,519 12.9% 42 Brooklyn Rodneyse Bichotte 7,291 5.8% 3,995 7.4% 2,847 3.8% 43 Brooklyn 4,502 3.5% 2,165 4.2% 1,889 2.3% 44 Brooklyn Robert Carroll 26,696 20.1% 15,815 37.4% 11,781 14.7% 7 Table 1: Asian Population by Assembly District in 2017

Asian Asian Asian Citizen Asian NYS Share of Asian Share of Voting Age Share Assembly Counties or Current Assembly Asian Total Immigrant Immigrant Population of District Boroughs Member Population Population Population Population (CVAP) CVAP 45 Brooklyn 23,785 18.6% 15,561 23.0% 11,761 15.4% 46 Brooklyn 15,743 12.9% 9,715 18.9% 7,939 9.3% 47 Brooklyn 51,273 38.9% 35,464 48.6% 28,060 35.9% 48 Brooklyn 13,525 10.8% 8,364 23.9% 6,032 9.0% 49 Brooklyn Peter Abbate, Jr. 68,317 54.5% 48,534 67.7% 28,806 45.6% 50 Brooklyn Joseph Lentol 7,986 5.8% 3,762 13.7% 4,241 4.8% 51 Brooklyn Félix Ortiz 28,053 21.4% 19,240 34.2% 10,509 15.8% 52 Brooklyn 15,767 11.4% 6,189 26.5% 7,522 7.3% 53 Brooklyn 13,442 10.5% 7,997 19.7% 6,882 8.5% 54 Brooklyn Erik Dilan 7,792 6.1% 4,803 10.2% 4,017 5.4% 55 Brooklyn 2,988 2.4% 1,718 4.7% 945 1.2% 56 Brooklyn 5,227 3.9% 2,493 8.0% 1,978 2.1% 57 Brooklyn Walter Mosley 13,274 9.5% 6,883 19.7% 5,771 5.7% 58 Brooklyn N. Nick Perry 2,510 1.9% 1,329 2.0% 1,099 1.3% 59 Brooklyn 7,169 5.4% 4,412 8.5% 4,110 4.5% 60 Brooklyn 2,982 2.4% 1,673 4.3% 1,293 1.6% 61 Staten Island 9,953 8.2% 6,039 20.3% 5,296 6.6% 62 Staten Island Michael Reilly 6,859 5.3% 3,912 20.0% 3,864 4.0% 63 Staten Island 18,460 14.4% 11,721 38.1% 10,290 11.3% 64 Staten Island Nicole Malliotakis 13,967 11.2% 8,275 23.8% 7,735 8.7% 65 Manhattan Yuh-Line Niou 57,369 42.3% 39,768 72.2% 33,644 35.2% 66 Manhattan Deborah Glick 17,691 13.2% 8,984 33.5% 8,812 8.6% 67 Manhattan 18,117 13.6% 10,236 31.3% 9,056 9.1% 68 Manhattan Robert Rodriguez 13,582 9.6% 8,452 24.4% 5,774 6.1% 69 Manhattan Daniel O'Donnell 15,584 11.8% 9,140 27.0% 7,473 7.6% 70 Manhattan 9,124 6.1% 5,140 13.1% 3,427 3.4% 71 Manhattan 6,938 4.8% 3,069 5.9% 3,301 3.4% 72 Manhattan 3,638 2.4% 1,988 2.7% 1,856 2.1% 73 Manhattan 15,143 11.8% 7,821 29.0% 9,095 8.9% 74 Manhattan 21,941 16.7% 13,099 43.9% 12,526 12.2% 75 Manhattan Richard Gottfried 24,872 18.2% 14,561 38.3% 12,920 12.4% 76 Manhattan 17,949 13.0% 10,029 29.3% 7,590 7.5% 77 Bronx 2,362 1.8% 1,418 2.5% 837 1.2% 78 Bronx José Rivera 4,801 3.6% 2,732 5.1% 2,114 3.0% 79 Bronx Michael Blake 1,282 0.9% 493 1.2% 506 0.6% 80 Bronx 11,840 8.9% 7,828 15.9% 5,394 6.7% 81 Bronx 9,344 7.2% 5,617 12.8% 4,183 4.9% 82 Bronx 8,452 6.4% 5,364 17.8% 3,866 3.9% 83 Bronx 3,833 2.8% 2,337 4.4% 2,150 2.5% 84 Bronx Carmen Arroyo 2,271 1.7% 1,308 2.9% 746 1.1% 85 Bronx 1,947 1.5% 1,033 2.7% 795 1.1% 86 Bronx Victor Pichardo 3,253 2.5% 1,872 3.2% 1,517 2.5% 87 Bronx 13,165 10.0% 8,037 18.3% 5,497 6.9% 88 Westchester 10,508 7.8% 5,772 19.6% 4,292 4.9% 89 Westchester J. Gary Pretlow 6,149 4.6% 4,250 9.4% 3,180 3.7% 8 Table 1: Asian Population by Assembly District in 2017

Asian Asian Asian Citizen Asian NYS Share of Asian Share of Voting Age Share Assembly Current Assembly Asian Total Immigrant Immigrant Population of District Counties or Boroughs Member Population Population Population Population (CVAP) CVAP 90 Westchester 11,851 8.8% 7,438 19.1% 6,256 6.8% 91 Westchester 7,217 5.4% 4,068 9.5% 2,869 3.6% 92 Westchester Thomas Abinati 12,786 9.4% 7,857 26.2% 5,650 6.0% 93 Westchester 10,074 7.4% 6,396 22.1% 4,226 4.6% 94 Westchester, Putnam Kevin Byrne 5,338 4.0% 3,096 16.8% 2,609 2.6% 95 Westchester, Putnam 6,218 4.8% 3,307 12.0% 2,681 3.1% Kenneth Zebrowski, 96 Rockland Jr. 13,284 9.7% 7,766 24.2% 7,499 8.0% 97 Rockland Ellen Jaffee 8,698 6.3% 5,330 16.5% 5,073 6.0% 98 Orange, Rockland Karl Brabenec 3,225 2.3% 1,405 12.1% 1,411 1.7% 99 Orange 5,898 4.4% 2,770 20.6% 2,802 2.8% 100 Orange, Sullivan 3,984 2.9% 2,543 15.8% 1,690 1.7% Delaware, Herkimer, Oneida, Orange, Ostego, 101 Sulllivan, Ulster Brian Miller 2,903 2.2% 1,417 19.7% 1,306 1.2% Albany, Columbia, Delaware, Greene, Ostego, 102 Schoharie, Ulster Chris Tague 1,551 1.2% 827 12.6% 581 0.6% 103 Dutchess, Ulster Kevin Cahill 4,131 3.1% 2,439 21.9% 1,600 1.5% 104 Dutchess, Orange, Ulster 2,481 2.0% 1,388 7.4% 1,021 1.2% 105 Dutchess 6,966 5.1% 4,224 29.5% 3,190 3.1% 106 Columbia, Dutchess 5,874 4.4% 3,449 27.2% 2,754 2.7% Columbia, Rensselaer, 107 Washington Jake Ashby 3,138 2.4% 1,732 32.0% 1,066 1.0% Albany, Rensselaer, 108 Saratoga John McDonald III 6,477 4.9% 3,878 34.3% 2,232 2.3% 109 Albany 10,295 7.5% 6,246 49.4% 3,562 3.3% 110 Albany, Schenectady Phil Steck 13,028 9.6% 8,381 48.6% 5,369 5.2% Albany, Montgomery, Angelo 111 Schenectady Santabarbara 3,781 3.0% 2,231 22.1% 1,602 1.7% 112 Saratoga, Schenectady 5,579 4.1% 3,240 40.8% 1,836 1.8% 113 Saratoga, Washington 2,710 2.0% 1,347 27.1% 993 0.9% Essex, Saratoga, Warren, 114 Washington Dan Stec 1,082 0.8% 673 15.9% 447 0.4% Clinton, Franklin, St. 115 Lawrence Billy Jones 1,957 1.4% 1,084 18.2% 659 0.6% 116 Jefferson, St. Lawrence 2,481 1.9% 1,184 21.3% 846 0.8% Jefferson, Lewis, Oneida, St. 117 Lawrence 2,613 2.0% 987 23.1% 948 0.9% Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, 118 Oneida, St. Lawrence 1,126 0.9% 573 20.5% 425 0.4% Marianne 119 Herkimer, Oneida Buttenschon 8,410 6.3% 5,780 40.8% 2,091 2.1% Jefferson, Onondaga, 120 Oswego William Barclay 1,331 1.0% 618 24.8% 511 0.5% 121 Madison, Oneida, Ostego 1,975 1.5% 938 24.4% 669 0.6% Broome, Chenango, 122 Delaware, Ostego Clifford Crouch 1,160 0.9% 368 12.0% 305 0.3%

9 Table 1: Asian Population by Assembly District in 2017

Asian Asian Asian Citizen Asian NYS Share of Asian Share of Voting Age Share Assembly Current Assembly Asian Total Immigrant Immigrant Population of District Counties or Boroughs Member Population Population Population Population (CVAP) CVAP 123 Broome 9,292 7.2% 5,309 45.6% 3,917 3.9% 124 Broome, Chemung, Tioga Christopher Friend 2,105 1.6% 1,103 33.3% 774 0.8% 125 Cortland, Tompkins Barbara Lifton 13,040 9.6% 7,801 54.1% 4,260 4.0% Cayuga, Chenango, 126 Cortland, Onondaga 2,134 1.6% 1,234 29.8% 657 0.6% 127 Onondaga Al Stirpe 4,023 3.0% 2,048 30.8% 1,390 1.4% 128 Onondaga 5,217 4.1% 3,089 30.5% 1,976 2.1% 129 Onondaga 10,371 7.9% 7,007 44.6% 2,685 2.8% 130 Cayuga, Oswego, Wayne 1,445 1.1% 654 18.9% 530 0.5% 131 Ontario, Seneca 2,098 1.6% 1,286 26.8% 687 0.7% Chemung, Schuyler, Seneca, 132 Steuben, Yates Philip Palmesano 2,047 1.5% 1,353 38.8% 617 0.6% Livingston, Monroe, 133 Steuben Majorie Byrnes 4,579 3.4% 2,566 40.8% 1,791 1.7% 134 Monroe Peter Lawrence 3,649 2.7% 1,960 23.6% 1,498 1.5% 135 Monroe Mark Johns 5,834 4.3% 3,437 31.3% 2,550 2.5% 136 Monroe Jamie Romeo 7,393 5.6% 4,996 35.3% 1,704 1.7% 137 Monroe David Gantt 3,949 3.0% 2,076 17.8% 1,569 1.7% 138 Monroe 8,479 6.4% 5,410 38.6% 3,131 3.0% 139 Genesee, Monroe, Orleans 1,332 1.0% 681 19.0% 529 0.5% 140 Erie, Niagara 4,563 3.5% 2,704 32.4% 1,185 1.2% Crystal Peoples- 141 Erie Stokes 6,109 4.8% 4,057 49.4% 1,924 2.0% 142 Erie Pat Burke 1,631 1.2% 976 19.4% 749 0.7% 143 Erie Monica Wallace 2,587 2.0% 1,591 27.1% 917 0.9% 144 Erie, Niagara, Orleans Michael Norris 2,839 2.1% 1,557 30.5% 1,148 1.1% 145 Erie, Niagara 2,290 1.8% 1,346 20.3% 966 1.0% 146 Erie, Niagara Karen McMahon 12,404 9.4% 8,233 49.7% 4,313 4.4% 147 Erie, Wyoming David DiPietro 973 0.7% 350 11.4% 329 0.3% Allegany, Cattaraugus, 148 Steuben 1,609 1.2% 899 33.0% 551 0.6% 149 Erie Sean Ryan 6,991 5.3% 4,505 32.8% 1,390 1.4% 150 Chautauqua 1,156 0.9% 651 23.4% 218 0.2%

10 Table 2: Asian Ethnic Group Population by Assembly District in 2017 NYS Assembly District Bangladeshi Bhutanese Burmese Cambodian Chinese Filipino Indian Indonesian Japanese 1 10 0 0 0 836 1,075 310 40 204 2 0 0 0 0 845 374 558 0 123 3 253 0 0 0 1,082 601 1,268 33 341 4 183 0 4 15 5,613 1,489 2,860 44 207 5 388 0 191 0 899 924 1,800 0 155 6 207 0 22 0 694 293 1,537 42 25 7 0 0 17 6 633 482 884 29 76 8 52 0 0 0 2,070 678 2,134 0 147 9 29 0 0 0 960 246 1,383 0 176 10 39 0 18 0 2,057 417 4,123 0 338 11 92 0 0 62 597 840 686 41 14 12 57 0 0 19 989 383 2,636 0 230 13 223 0 0 14 4,815 685 5,680 0 387 14 4 0 0 0 1,359 711 1,645 0 109 15 314 0 0 3 4,974 1,093 10,106 4 224 16 286 0 102 0 11,433 1,046 8,226 0 851 17 85 0 70 5 2,216 1,527 4,006 8 252 18 132 0 0 12 346 567 1,370 22 26 19 414 22 84 0 5,198 2,274 8,607 16 238 20 159 0 0 0 724 921 1,457 7 126 21 59 0 9 0 1,106 812 1,623 34 239 22 606 0 0 38 2,723 2,724 8,928 120 116 23 941 0 0 0 3,146 1,105 6,764 0 157 24 8,457 0 132 36 8,253 4,898 24,547 0 135 25 816 0 224 109 50,082 3,482 4,713 108 248 26 158 0 84 38 20,492 2,215 3,387 42 546 27 1,045 0 32 94 16,263 2,739 6,379 138 466 28 903 0 440 22 15,828 2,714 6,217 238 1,573 29 5,153 0 14 0 1,209 2,194 9,167 3 40 30 2,350 0 180 12 13,640 4,069 4,751 440 878 31 250 0 0 0 1,184 638 18,073 0 41 32 5,016 0 0 0 497 609 8,590 10 18 33 1,882 0 58 11 2,175 2,912 13,649 24 13 34 4,648 51 200 20 11,226 3,177 9,192 81 526 35 2,406 0 819 0 14,514 3,995 6,053 314 231 36 3,503 0 98 136 3,915 2,772 4,447 100 1,766 37 2,668 0 133 28 6,495 3,010 3,267 352 1,313 38 984 0 0 0 7,566 2,061 15,299 126 131 39 4,628 15 237 0 16,334 4,623 5,571 817 557 40 443 132 97 13 54,357 1,887 5,019 412 409 41 58 0 25 123 13,651 551 1,381 21 43 42 1,321 0 229 32 1,357 501 1,342 0 395 43 145 0 31 59 1,040 527 1,265 0 422 44 3,248 0 61 23 6,242 597 6,181 85 1,041 45 317 0 386 41 12,994 834 2,369 0 73 46 249 0 0 200 10,355 759 928 88 186 47 271 0 229 215 43,297 412 1,015 36 74 48 404 0 150 0 7,029 176 2,113 32 91 49 307 0 400 56 62,206 683 1,083 83 38 50 94 0 0 5 2,667 754 1,474 27 758 51 623 0 0 51 22,597 637 1,683 35 342 52 15 0 40 26 6,051 1,357 3,320 22 1,719 11 Table 2: Asian Ethnic Group Population by Assembly District in 2017 NYS Assembly District Korean Laotian Malaysian Nepalese Pakistani Sri Lankan Taiwanese Thai Vietnamese 1 221 36 0 0 91 4 31 0 117 2 253 0 0 0 149 5 0 10 85 3 193 51 0 6 720 46 27 11 159 4 1,636 5 15 258 1,162 77 130 25 227 5 188 0 15 0 1,591 0 17 52 217 6 79 0 0 10 1,097 30 0 115 291 7 242 0 0 0 257 0 18 7 17 8 967 0 0 0 323 51 56 13 36 9 459 24 0 0 312 0 29 70 285 10 1,258 0 0 31 1,261 0 227 16 86 11 204 20 0 0 133 0 11 0 62 12 867 36 6 0 937 0 9 0 269 13 2,962 0 0 40 682 19 119 119 148 14 627 0 0 0 875 97 133 8 62 15 1,656 23 9 213 726 44 101 34 618 16 4,562 2 20 0 282 5 343 166 165 17 861 9 0 0 780 0 46 38 22 18 194 0 0 0 243 0 35 27 126 19 1,154 15 3 0 1,247 72 113 72 147 20 326 0 0 140 304 0 0 0 21 21 152 24 0 13 924 0 15 49 142 22 385 17 25 0 4,209 64 28 98 232 23 96 0 0 54 713 133 8 135 0 24 1,368 38 43 173 3,110 395 366 284 119 25 9,749 0 172 0 1,194 130 1,855 72 778 26 15,042 5 300 110 246 5 717 351 225 27 1,796 0 34 454 2,046 200 464 106 227 28 1,587 44 49 123 670 129 654 259 265 29 35 0 23 0 692 139 123 4 39 30 2,160 11 74 1,570 668 24 242 363 757 31 177 0 0 0 560 50 66 26 231 32 197 8 0 17 185 11 40 0 174 33 275 0 0 0 1,940 328 0 129 141 34 786 0 70 1,445 1,392 56 61 508 269 35 866 36 83 607 968 68 351 317 256 36 2,506 0 19 163 1,457 9 225 365 429 37 2,132 25 35 624 183 64 153 341 277 38 298 11 54 237 872 97 267 162 382 39 1,348 15 137 1,522 638 18 174 1,157 322 40 15,425 6 192 0 1,925 135 1,134 18 535 41 396 0 0 0 2,113 32 15 22 766 42 125 0 8 474 965 98 41 33 36 43 424 0 21 29 42 0 71 44 82 44 1,101 0 28 109 5,874 28 307 220 213 45 637 0 0 0 4,093 17 36 105 421 46 478 0 0 0 1,606 0 45 25 183 47 543 0 100 0 3,363 0 139 42 842 48 68 0 23 0 2,665 0 12 97 82 49 359 53 107 0 2,292 0 4 47 649 50 1,112 13 42 0 219 9 164 117 482 51 750 0 15 0 396 0 91 141 412 52 1,627 68 29 17 448 11 231 238 603 12 Table 2: Asian Ethnic Group Population by Assembly District in 2017 NYS Assembly District Bangladeshi Bhutanese Burmese Cambodian Chinese Filipino Indian Indonesian Japanese 53 235 0 9 0 7,764 1,120 973 40 742 54 803 0 22 19 2,261 243 3,611 0 190 55 438 0 0 0 874 294 740 0 39 56 502 0 0 10 1,822 309 1,268 0 399 57 435 0 24 30 5,873 1,096 2,128 35 1,153 58 76 0 0 54 948 98 987 0 70 59 102 0 24 71 3,250 1,105 1,059 4 79 60 657 0 0 0 813 32 1,102 111 24 61 344 61 89 55 2,565 1,762 2,861 35 92 62 46 0 0 0 3,372 642 993 0 92 63 99 0 0 17 5,907 2,060 4,055 15 18 64 53 0 0 0 8,298 1,501 1,767 78 288 65 109 0 55 11 48,222 1,014 3,106 76 1,193 66 20 0 5 101 7,171 1,236 3,633 79 1,827 67 115 0 7 10 7,834 1,145 3,134 25 1,482 68 735 0 10 0 5,784 1,174 2,283 128 1,049 69 75 0 9 0 7,013 1,023 3,532 19 1,092 70 149 0 65 19 3,875 797 1,673 13 808 71 46 0 0 0 2,081 1,325 1,891 53 373 72 16 0 0 17 938 492 653 12 505 73 115 0 332 51 5,591 1,177 3,261 0 1,526 74 334 30 64 0 10,338 1,473 3,321 36 2,091 75 35 0 49 102 9,660 1,666 4,328 64 2,443 76 159 0 30 0 6,217 1,660 4,611 0 1,684 77 376 0 0 0 439 312 733 0 91 78 404 28 0 136 377 447 1,038 14 138 79 254 0 0 0 226 66 228 0 153 80 1,470 0 1 591 1,833 1,674 2,787 32 144 81 581 22 0 61 1,477 1,649 2,481 10 591 82 1,347 0 32 192 1,459 1,530 2,326 17 77 83 319 0 0 837 299 195 1,838 0 0 84 654 0 0 0 502 268 580 0 37 85 128 0 0 28 332 67 726 0 291 86 920 0 36 0 172 202 915 0 42 87 4,454 0 0 112 1,235 306 5,059 0 51 88 50 0 10 0 3,557 951 2,780 30 1,122 89 64 0 13 0 880 1,417 2,318 11 145 90 37 0 102 30 942 2,714 4,663 13 209 91 0 0 74 0 1,987 760 1,995 52 950 92 15 0 34 0 4,008 1,162 4,088 24 934 93 0 0 90 0 3,088 805 2,052 47 2,071 94 0 0 35 18 1,868 784 1,470 43 317 95 0 0 0 80 1,724 664 1,702 18 455 96 108 0 10 51 2,516 3,536 5,017 7 139 97 31 0 0 153 1,728 1,659 3,063 8 191 98 0 0 2 0 780 677 447 0 217 99 69 0 0 31 1,278 1,069 1,539 0 296 100 30 0 0 0 994 809 1,256 69 93 101 13 0 0 0 804 168 695 0 260 102 0 0 28 0 363 207 295 0 184 103 151 0 69 0 1,183 284 829 26 398 104 60 0 0 16 467 401 389 0 250 13 Table 2: Asian Ethnic Group Population by Assembly District in 2017 NYS Assembly District Korean Laotian Malaysian Nepalese Pakistani Sri Lankan Taiwanese Thai Vietnamese 53 1,131 0 16 11 106 20 215 149 581 54 187 0 0 0 30 0 48 14 130 55 99 0 0 0 227 0 0 0 2 56 351 0 37 5 45 17 53 35 99 57 1,355 0 69 17 172 98 291 99 256 58 40 0 0 0 67 0 0 2 31 59 271 72 72 0 906 0 0 52 198 60 52 0 0 0 83 0 0 20 68 61 349 0 0 29 607 709 8 19 184 62 795 47 0 85 424 110 10 31 104 63 2,048 0 115 1 2,663 703 99 33 33 64 717 8 1 0 723 22 0 79 130 65 1,842 38 306 130 309 109 163 45 663 66 2,212 0 85 0 227 96 240 191 615 67 2,639 0 0 0 188 197 432 368 408 68 1,080 7 40 61 259 45 199 10 133 69 2,003 0 47 42 174 118 123 100 151 70 702 25 21 0 80 23 193 72 255 71 493 29 1 14 223 0 89 15 192 72 426 13 0 0 79 13 0 55 138 73 1,657 0 38 0 334 0 357 155 55 74 2,847 0 372 0 580 103 294 52 279 75 4,438 0 90 0 636 10 641 306 441 76 2,072 0 54 36 224 25 355 113 258 77 66 0 0 0 31 0 20 84 0 78 616 0 0 7 174 0 47 181 706 79 1 0 0 0 19 20 0 65 60 80 253 0 0 35 1,203 10 15 116 1,545 81 772 0 0 37 848 0 41 80 283 82 317 0 0 0 537 0 0 78 160 83 109 0 0 0 93 98 0 35 104 84 87 28 0 0 30 0 0 0 57 85 40 19 0 5 0 0 0 0 112 86 88 0 0 76 111 0 0 0 134 87 292 11 0 0 425 279 11 0 110 88 1,250 0 100 7 157 10 147 142 271 89 238 0 0 113 530 74 0 131 27 90 802 0 5 59 1,188 66 0 301 179 91 668 26 16 13 103 164 165 6 91 92 1,842 0 6 85 127 0 100 140 145 93 1,258 0 16 37 144 42 259 73 164 94 397 0 0 7 18 0 72 143 108 95 712 31 19 0 298 112 30 116 113 96 833 0 0 0 176 23 24 110 287 97 1,000 40 39 39 271 82 18 34 237 98 227 0 0 0 456 0 20 67 206 99 536 0 0 21 511 21 12 93 352 100 258 0 83 7 188 0 0 26 76 101 340 56 0 11 107 91 0 89 261 102 194 0 0 0 33 0 210 9 35 103 490 0 23 13 503 10 140 50 113 104 186 37 0 0 120 0 138 56 231

14 Table 2: Asian Ethnic Group Population by Assembly District in 2017 NYS Assembly District Bangladeshi Bhutanese Burmese Cambodian Chinese Filipino Indian Indonesian Japanese 105 89 0 36 45 2,180 385 2,449 49 187 106 361 0 20 0 1,774 833 1,406 12 360 107 0 0 0 0 1,038 505 803 0 174 108 71 0 1,060 0 1,625 827 1,038 6 114 109 172 0 35 11 3,429 977 2,810 125 298 110 64 0 2 0 3,533 836 4,812 0 365 111 6 0 0 0 405 317 1,898 22 68 112 91 0 41 0 1,486 607 1,603 38 244 113 0 0 0 0 904 250 482 0 210 114 0 0 0 0 274 222 146 6 99 115 0 0 0 60 633 261 165 0 93 116 0 0 0 0 572 291 441 14 206 117 162 0 0 230 261 864 115 0 200 118 0 50 0 38 255 170 127 0 99 119 41 43 3,194 1,144 445 328 541 0 59 120 0 0 32 22 354 342 199 0 89 121 37 0 20 12 597 253 364 26 161 122 0 0 0 5 169 207 169 0 173 123 60 0 0 0 3,088 566 2,370 29 170 124 19 0 13 16 465 179 316 10 108 125 178 0 89 39 5,987 507 2,007 105 712 126 0 0 7 18 348 303 606 0 81 127 0 0 12 35 1,528 296 1,095 6 144 128 68 0 46 0 1,372 385 1,463 0 109 129 119 634 1,263 120 2,413 471 926 91 111 130 23 0 0 3 325 165 107 123 98 131 3 0 0 14 649 269 457 0 71 132 34 0 0 6 565 216 733 15 71 133 34 0 9 62 1,230 525 1,721 0 236 134 0 0 26 81 745 539 559 30 133 135 154 0 0 26 1,594 443 1,386 77 173 136 90 324 125 17 1,798 453 2,209 13 238 137 0 113 69 55 846 141 298 31 263 138 67 473 90 22 2,291 620 1,402 8 212 139 0 0 14 0 358 209 304 24 95 140 7 159 1,445 0 601 158 829 16 88 141 779 0 191 0 1,156 206 1,817 118 195 142 0 0 111 0 169 162 468 5 133 143 15 0 70 6 444 247 591 7 148 144 0 0 23 0 1,088 252 654 6 86 145 0 0 20 0 584 186 644 0 59 146 55 0 0 0 3,924 649 4,520 10 187 147 35 0 0 0 231 132 97 0 211 148 0 0 5 5 510 190 458 0 180 149 181 336 2,124 15 637 340 616 0 199 150 0 23 0 0 271 172 268 0 27

15 Table 2: Asian Ethnic Group Population by Assembly District in 2017 NYS Assembly District Korean Laotian Malaysian Nepalese Pakistani Sri Lankan Taiwanese Thai Vietnamese 105 832 0 36 94 318 68 0 121 147 106 536 0 0 7 160 86 68 31 160 107 169 0 0 0 117 8 9 55 154 108 477 11 0 185 743 14 0 35 90 109 947 6 20 129 793 35 153 15 182 110 979 50 0 83 1,155 20 12 82 353 111 245 0 0 0 364 59 2 60 66 112 610 0 16 0 368 0 41 32 381 113 529 5 46 56 68 45 51 29 167 114 193 5 0 0 22 0 4 0 105 115 213 0 0 0 24 0 0 268 112 116 516 0 0 14 27 8 7 146 195 117 575 39 0 0 31 27 50 69 47 118 103 0 0 26 26 6 3 102 84 119 158 36 10 396 25 0 6 582 1,261 120 163 16 0 0 0 0 31 9 23 121 247 18 0 12 77 11 36 46 50 122 125 26 0 0 3 10 16 11 78 123 563 819 28 7 356 0 74 50 614 124 279 21 0 0 455 0 23 48 65 125 1,836 56 28 85 130 61 498 125 203 126 400 4 8 0 40 0 44 79 111 127 346 0 0 1 23 11 30 49 175 128 492 11 0 250 221 0 96 123 410 129 499 58 0 765 53 9 156 355 1,847 130 153 11 0 7 86 0 0 107 257 131 357 22 0 0 0 0 0 45 97 132 111 3 6 0 88 0 25 11 90 133 423 0 4 17 119 75 91 10 108 134 202 233 4 0 57 29 42 44 880 135 584 332 31 0 116 0 114 25 407 136 403 159 0 156 378 0 98 218 534 137 409 577 0 168 115 0 11 32 606 138 700 159 141 1,045 316 71 40 217 609 139 209 5 0 6 12 0 33 11 66 140 431 44 0 218 41 0 0 84 86 141 162 266 33 152 534 0 11 96 291 142 127 17 0 29 7 0 12 27 282 143 219 258 0 86 50 0 15 62 400 144 314 10 0 2 132 58 30 29 81 145 193 23 0 0 186 0 70 127 94 146 1,667 28 167 16 501 213 86 36 234 147 73 37 17 0 0 0 0 23 39 148 132 0 0 0 49 0 14 0 27 149 223 143 6 854 6 7 20 200 561 150 293 26 0 0 25 3 4 0 4

16 Table 3: Asian Language Speakers by Assembly Districts in 2015

NYS Other Other Assembly Indic Asian District Gujarati Hindi Urdu languages Chinese Japanese Korean Khmer Thai Lao Vietnamese languages Tagalog Arabic 1 0 38 687 65 416 97 112 0 446 4 409 106 562 176 2 0 86 718 30 472 80 160 0 11 0 32 410 305 37 3 305 134 669 407 1,128 173 83 0 0 52 200 499 259 308 4 156 634 896 883 4,167 225 1,208 1 17 0 96 874 430 223 5 376 230 823 781 670 65 187 0 29 0 278 1,150 320 466 6 62 255 1,044 415 509 111 23 0 115 0 114 324 211 60 7 137 165 87 283 174 81 96 290 0 0 27 246 133 30 8 158 284 74 149 1,574 41 850 0 10 0 64 544 425 378 9 54 215 137 270 800 42 107 0 41 14 228 734 204 207 10 427 915 598 535 1,219 169 609 0 34 0 34 851 169 134 11 60 300 361 398 299 20 72 20 0 0 21 549 487 116 12 246 408 563 616 784 31 627 0 0 0 159 520 134 263 13 356 1,296 800 1,305 3,038 262 2,197 0 47 0 49 1,171 367 264 14 35 519 581 303 945 41 244 0 13 0 5 191 373 517 15 822 2,265 774 2,320 3,088 100 1,302 0 67 30 358 1,855 784 248 16 1,306 1,996 330 832 7,664 785 3,154 0 29 0 109 1,830 524 155 17 154 1,102 1,027 672 1,379 76 445 0 52 0 42 751 700 474 18 153 313 280 48 230 51 146 22 0 14 72 111 293 142 19 798 1,202 597 1,281 4,016 56 989 0 0 17 35 3,482 1,271 249 20 111 225 664 328 324 82 305 0 0 0 9 593 712 233 21 8 159 680 346 730 34 104 0 54 0 40 532 254 193 22 58 800 3,588 1,919 1,139 137 267 14 0 0 51 1,897 2,351 366 23 38 110 663 2,827 2,194 41 78 0 35 0 0 113 891 501 24 430 2,000 3,138 16,847 6,216 111 1,130 141 136 0 102 1,763 2,884 797 25 856 1,227 1,615 1,695 40,991 170 9,816 14 58 79 281 1,151 2,155 543 26 339 640 256 808 15,344 373 13,347 17 157 0 152 1,176 874 457 27 570 1,527 2,077 2,619 13,637 193 1,608 10 87 0 67 519 1,506 899 28 137 2,129 621 1,606 11,075 1,076 777 10 122 0 122 644 1,263 623 29 0 485 860 5,604 734 20 49 0 2 0 118 180 1,666 485 30 229 1,266 310 5,104 9,352 717 2,162 0 221 0 303 1,379 2,901 1,304 31 54 470 305 3,025 693 78 153 0 0 0 57 332 332 552 32 11 362 363 5,760 474 57 71 0 0 0 55 279 132 88 33 878 2,374 1,517 5,304 857 0 110 0 26 0 95 1,658 1,760 317 34 406 1,818 1,389 10,717 7,782 219 1,081 9 343 0 321 1,440 2,189 1,022 35 365 1,121 1,465 3,537 11,732 121 416 51 509 16 70 1,558 2,591 586 36 130 281 1,092 4,524 2,607 1,225 1,535 90 536 47 277 1,109 1,321 3,256 37 109 699 237 4,609 4,188 589 1,741 13 181 0 65 1,707 1,717 1,767 38 38 661 778 6,971 4,644 69 207 11 45 0 284 595 1,248 907 39 329 1,267 1,224 8,473 12,518 340 2,318 0 926 7 88 2,055 4,027 214 40 522 1,209 1,404 3,073 46,890 381 14,405 0 115 0 255 443 1,370 303 41 83 160 2,302 218 8,489 15 273 12 6 0 566 1,595 379 1,629 42 31 23 688 1,733 686 136 285 34 11 0 166 500 127 941 43 14 77 64 454 750 257 170 0 21 0 18 195 123 459 44 0 223 4,210 6,528 3,899 382 293 84 276 0 41 1,531 222 736 45 0 328 3,454 1,252 11,378 61 416 28 17 0 332 2,185 452 3,363 17 Table 3: Asian Language Speakers by Assembly Districts in 2015

NYS Other Other Assembly Indic Asian District Gujarati Hindi Urdu languages Chinese Japanese Korean Khmer Thai Lao Vietnamese languages Tagalog Arabic 46 99 240 1,016 734 9,640 69 539 125 5 0 136 462 359 4,071 47 0 137 2,541 462 34,694 28 290 216 15 0 545 1,230 262 1,998 48 0 169 2,204 655 7,462 14 64 0 0 0 32 1,006 82 907 49 91 192 1,649 580 57,346 7 202 0 9 0 471 1,132 505 2,856 50 101 128 144 348 1,411 416 402 0 41 20 103 187 118 130 51 142 139 193 1,224 17,519 230 444 62 91 17 286 328 355 3,627 52 80 350 196 255 2,809 651 550 0 69 13 121 330 212 878 53 46 215 47 445 4,714 531 415 0 80 12 163 607 408 316 54 9 185 88 3,358 1,650 7 222 0 0 0 25 92 9 157 55 0 0 81 522 677 20 86 10 0 8 0 23 86 414 56 0 62 124 746 795 77 166 0 0 0 13 258 71 693 57 68 225 190 940 3,580 533 524 0 57 0 81 375 183 924 58 0 33 189 213 502 25 75 0 9 0 16 3 122 388 59 0 319 502 418 2,535 55 112 0 0 0 56 59 525 1,100 60 0 0 63 1,199 674 67 115 0 21 0 96 5 3 443 61 27 205 911 1,326 1,699 134 419 27 0 0 80 586 1,185 1,000 62 123 105 487 402 2,072 52 913 64 52 0 113 285 327 1,456 63 40 1,020 934 1,020 4,194 0 1,861 0 5 0 229 1,762 1,339 2,886 64 484 304 752 346 6,111 214 240 0 62 19 90 547 972 4,614 65 204 747 357 631 39,847 875 1,195 25 35 32 228 406 290 262 66 275 664 188 176 4,913 1,358 1,321 11 0 0 188 688 150 261 67 267 765 66 72 4,537 1,086 1,421 10 248 0 166 462 619 435 68 53 280 231 885 4,145 919 923 0 0 0 60 296 843 551 69 260 834 239 331 4,779 667 1,672 43 43 0 98 491 509 635 70 0 456 111 492 2,304 607 368 9 18 0 90 289 168 817 71 63 119 10 77 933 357 222 0 10 0 20 237 762 631 72 0 13 0 266 533 429 297 6 10 0 52 77 190 170 73 252 621 204 160 3,554 1,194 1,086 28 73 0 59 667 683 406 74 289 675 292 1,028 7,518 1,284 1,409 13 71 0 90 456 856 729 75 63 966 121 527 5,924 1,731 2,782 19 205 15 189 562 451 602 76 129 724 175 417 3,257 1,084 995 53 47 0 125 760 695 751 77 0 0 74 725 248 45 9 0 0 0 5 186 234 368 78 20 73 330 743 489 31 517 60 21 0 632 300 317 407 79 0 56 8 124 172 72 67 0 51 0 100 4 41 168 80 62 272 969 2,578 1,188 27 214 440 91 0 1,096 303 1,192 2,219 81 169 413 585 863 1,280 300 738 7 52 0 168 353 1,234 373 82 0 131 445 2,189 1,015 24 245 82 56 0 347 232 921 368 83 13 19 135 452 186 0 87 315 0 38 29 46 132 163 84 0 24 79 545 635 25 12 0 0 0 47 40 61 362 85 0 19 32 124 304 178 84 24 0 0 82 27 22 189 86 0 95 140 906 11 9 35 0 14 0 8 73 250 360 87 0 117 330 5,748 922 35 211 73 65 0 359 254 198 734 88 151 653 15 396 1,844 997 582 0 95 0 126 857 361 131 89 0 219 602 574 379 100 377 0 82 0 24 601 924 1,067 90 230 687 571 724 619 102 708 87 325 9 19 1,726 1,747 2,277

18 Table 3: Asian Language Speakers by Assembly Districts in 2015

NYS Other Other Assembly Indic Asian District Gujarati Hindi Urdu languages Chinese Japanese Korean Khmer Thai Lao Vietnamese languages Tagalog Arabic 91 31 220 126 124 1,084 567 372 0 35 0 15 1,075 349 460 92 376 815 298 534 2,494 826 1,067 0 89 46 0 1,040 693 572 93 90 419 119 264 1,822 1,693 686 0 35 8 13 563 294 511 94 66 176 107 216 1,316 242 284 0 37 0 117 466 338 139 95 135 224 157 595 730 196 431 0 13 0 61 642 291 301 96 350 575 306 754 1,291 112 822 41 152 0 395 2,076 2,081 307 97 326 389 341 199 1,130 44 498 64 98 0 169 1,284 1,125 204 98 63 176 97 34 496 80 186 0 21 0 30 294 226 236 99 18 351 583 235 699 74 363 58 80 0 140 299 344 335 100 128 110 195 310 456 23 142 0 95 0 14 108 260 172 101 18 77 124 143 297 146 72 0 92 11 253 116 96 252 102 0 28 0 121 368 78 104 17 5 0 5 100 32 102 103 206 119 214 202 694 119 167 7 23 0 101 276 100 241 104 218 115 0 36 243 162 67 9 38 34 381 166 274 340 105 333 373 327 574 1,112 133 818 0 35 0 109 554 170 726 106 36 198 213 737 969 174 211 23 41 0 174 579 470 796 107 16 141 101 143 736 115 117 0 0 0 29 304 96 150 108 60 137 368 190 951 48 154 0 7 0 151 976 421 683 109 16 331 501 879 2,095 199 327 10 40 0 131 1,119 355 362 110 136 1,019 950 412 1,922 105 610 0 71 37 314 682 550 673 111 0 135 284 118 275 32 85 0 14 0 34 62 112 296 112 133 110 153 321 1,072 220 259 0 38 0 265 444 143 164 113 23 19 69 143 402 101 149 0 52 0 122 178 44 5 114 0 2 46 21 232 22 148 0 0 0 17 87 154 140 115 43 48 26 14 446 71 80 2 121 0 45 12 160 128 116 3 35 119 72 265 40 243 0 38 0 104 95 192 367 117 13 27 50 222 270 48 258 55 141 5 40 42 234 96 118 12 0 82 63 252 68 97 0 28 0 33 102 45 93 119 20 30 266 466 180 18 50 635 79 15 718 2,853 24 648 120 31 123 5 13 271 5 61 0 25 10 30 67 43 27 121 0 51 51 84 274 168 90 14 18 3 14 72 79 210 122 5 59 0 60 161 45 40 0 5 63 2 49 45 209 123 274 501 442 572 2,077 84 519 0 32 475 420 427 264 327 124 16 74 85 298 345 136 41 0 0 0 36 36 63 27 125 147 419 138 538 4,348 381 691 76 181 12 104 600 69 280 126 5 118 34 24 250 45 102 39 0 0 29 28 77 225 127 18 111 5 167 697 65 217 86 115 20 177 291 194 568 128 18 378 414 290 1,117 88 353 0 66 0 272 212 76 818 129 35 239 61 1,584 1,706 71 442 80 167 119 1,172 1,527 111 985 130 4 15 53 92 117 29 75 7 0 31 143 18 146 75

19 Table 3: Asian Language Speakers by Assembly Districts in 2015

NYS Other Other Assembly Indic Asian District Gujarati Hindi Urdu languages Chinese Japanese Korean Khmer Thai Lao Vietnamese languages Tagalog Arabic 131 0 63 0 159 236 26 67 0 72 31 264 117 81 224 132 64 188 42 101 344 8 23 6 26 4 44 262 282 70 133 188 453 106 144 703 108 150 8 31 7 70 297 140 144 134 0 83 58 198 461 96 114 0 26 101 312 435 91 181 135 121 217 62 138 981 43 69 0 6 310 53 1,088 134 141 136 26 352 326 485 1,233 274 260 194 15 110 520 1,535 135 360 137 19 52 10 448 684 48 248 89 25 449 583 351 93 724 138 0 211 119 1,096 1,712 132 369 46 125 256 747 902 240 452 139 17 12 5 39 125 35 156 0 6 0 4 89 138 53 140 18 242 207 364 1,038 140 107 0 0 26 76 676 123 592 141 76 291 488 967 1,168 62 85 0 0 101 228 293 50 759 142 0 182 0 123 145 0 28 0 20 0 244 30 8 769 143 19 184 30 110 403 96 89 0 26 116 207 203 33 225 144 119 32 40 80 722 111 64 7 0 0 31 240 120 194 145 0 84 149 353 353 31 100 28 9 17 43 201 51 148 146 212 1,062 490 807 2,825 119 1,209 6 23 60 160 1,531 244 975 147 0 18 5 65 145 34 23 0 0 10 10 0 26 88 148 27 51 90 26 300 72 49 0 10 16 91 65 88 74 149 59 71 53 1,444 373 106 93 9 28 44 297 2,251 18 1,685 150 0 36 0 75 163 19 128 7 0 0 39 12 102 70

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