Vietnamese-Americans are the sixth-

Vietnamese-Americans are the sixth-largest immigrant group in the United States. Many of them take part in political activities and events. In recent years, there has been a split between older and younger Vietnamese-Americans.

Old or young, many Vietnamese-Americans say it is difficult to choose which presidential candidate to support.

VOA recently spoke with some of these voters in Orange County, California. The area is home to one of the largest Vietnamese communities in the country.

Little Saigon is a part of the county where many Vietnamese-Americans live and work. Many people there are talking about the presidential election. Some of them say they will not be voting for the candidate they like. Instead, they say they will be voting for the candidate they dislike the least.

Leslie Le says he is voting for the Republican candidate.

“Between the two devil(s) I choose the lesser one. That’s Donald Trump.”

Le was a colonel in the army of South Vietnam before fleeing to the United States. Like many of those who came to the U.S. after the end of the Vietnam War, he has voted for Republicans in every election since he gained U.S. citizenship. But this year, it took him a long time to decide.

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