A 30-year-old Indian-American youth from New Jersey has played a key role in organizing the Indian-American and the diverse Asian American community for the Biden campaign ahead of the November 3 US presidential election.Amit Jani, who served as the campaign’s National Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Director for the Biden Campaign, was responsible for direct community outreach, political engagement, helping to craft policy for the community, media relations, and more with the AAPI community.
The AAPI community represents over 50 ethnicities, hundreds of languages spoken, and a diverse array of issue areas and priorities amongst each ethnic group.Jani joined the Biden campaign early in the primary season when there were over a dozen competitors and candidates running for president.
In the months after joining the Biden campaign, Jani built a national infrastructure far unprecedented in any modern political campaign, with over 14 ethnic affinity groups, state leadership councils in most key battleground states, paid media and digital advertising in seven figures, campaigning in over 20 AAPI languages, including over six Indian languages, managed a team of over a dozen national and state directors, and built a volunteer organization of over 300 active members.
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