Key facts
- Chany Chea, programme director of the Asian-American Advocacy Fund, said the group ran an "Asian Ballot Girls" campaign.
- Chea said the campaign's merchandise "went viral", according to the report.
- Tote bags were distributed by Asian-owned businesses in Georgia, carrying a design inspired by the Three Ladies rice brand.
- The report says Democrats won races in Republican strongholds across the southern United States.
An Asian-American advocacy group in Georgia ran a campaign that put a voting twist on the online "Asian baby girl" meme, according to a report published November 10, 2026. Chany Chea, programme director of the Asian-American Advocacy Fund, said the group ran an "Asian Ballot Girls" campaign and that its merchandise "went viral".
Tote bags carrying a design inspired by the Three Ladies rice brand were distributed by Asian-owned businesses in Georgia, the report said. The report also says Democrats won races in Republican strongholds across the southern United States, but the supplied text ends mid-sentence and gives no dates, seat names or results for those races.