HinduPACT's HinduVote is dedicated to educating Hindu voters in the USA. As a non-profit organization. we are a Hindu, issue-based advocacy. We do not endorse any political party or political candidate.
From physical attacks on Hindus, attempts to erase Hindu faith from school textbooks to concern for human rights, and equality, we have documented issues that are important to the American Hindus
Engage your legislators. Find out how represents you and tell them how you feel about issues that are being discussed
Engage your legislators. Find out how represents you and tell them how you feel about issues that are being discussed
According to a 2012 Pew Research Center report, “Asian Americans: A Mosaic of Faiths”, the Hindu population in the United States is the 8th largest in the world; 10% of Asian Americans, who together account for 5.8% of the US population, are followers of the Hindu faith.
Many Hindus are first generation Americans. HinduPACT voter registration efforts ensure that Hindu voters register and participate in our democratic process at national, state and local levels. Click here to register to vote
From Pledge to Vote and Voter Registration to finding polling booth, all the voter tools at your finger tips!
We work with Hindu temples and other community organizations to ensure that Hindus go out and vote on the day of election or mail-in their ballot.
We educate voters on issues that impact them in their daily lives. We organize virtual and in-person voter outreach campaigns
We articulate issues to candidates and elected officials, seeking candidate views on questionnaires, and candidate forums.
We hold briefing for legislators and their key staff members and present testimonies at all levels of government
For all voters, issues such as jobs, financial security, healthcare, social security, education, abortion, school prayers, gun control, national security etc, are important. We advocate dharma based positions on these issues
Are the elected officials fulfilling their promises? We track the elected officials to see if they are fulfilling their promises made to the voters