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well before a fetus is viable, meaning it can survive on its own. if the court upholds mississippi s law, the overturning of roe, the impact would be felt across the country. 26 states have so-called trigger laws in place that would go into effect immediately. those states are highlighted in orange and you can see, it would cover entire swaths of the country. the ban would also create destination states which are highlighted in blue. those are states expected to stee an increase in out of town patients seeking abortions if these bans go into effect. so to make it clear, let s go back to the pink house in mississippi. if the last abortion provider in mississippi were forced to shut down, people seeking an abortion would be forced to look out of state. look at this. all of mississippi s neighboring states, mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, tennessee also have trigger laws in place. a person in mississippi seeking
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over mitt romney. we have never seen a swing like that for any group. reporter: this is the director of the national asian american survey. democrats are far more likely to be reaching out to these voters than republicans. we also saw bill clinton do a lot in terms of outreach activity and also nominating asian americans. reporter: democrats hope that outreach will pay off this year as asian american voters could have an oversized impact in november. there are these new destination states, states like florida and other states like north carolina that are now battleground states for the presidency. these are the states where you have newer asian american populations and they are growing very rapidly. reporter: at the top of the list, jacksonville, florida. it s mostly filipino community has the highest population of asian americans in any of the 2016 battleground states. most analysts say donald trump needs to win florida to win the white house.
asian-american vote. 20 years later democratic president barack obama got 73% over mitt romney. we have never seen a swing like that for any group. reporter: he is the director of the national asian-american survey. democrats are far more likely to be reaching out to these voters than republicans. we also saw bill clinton do a lot in terms of outreach activity and also nominating asian-americans. reporter: and democrats hope that outreach will pay off this year as asian-american voters could have an over-sized impact in november. there are these new destination states, states like florida, and other states like north carolina that are now battleground states for the presidency. these are the states where you have newer asian-american populations and they re growing very rapidly. reporter: at the top of the list, jacksonville, florida. it s mostly filipino community has the highest population of asian-americans in any of the 2016 battleground states. most analysts say donald