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Center Owned by HT MediaHT morning brief November 5: Indian-American voters' role in Democrats midterm sweep; Kartik Aaryan turns producer
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Sources say the outcome of the recent U.S. mid‑term elections – which delivered a significant rebuke to President Donald Trump and the Republicans and saw Democrats take control of the House of Representatives – will not directly affect the India‑U.S. interim trade agreement. A Carnegie Endowment for International Peace survey conducted before the 2026 mid‑terms found that 62 % of Indian‑American respondents said they intended to vote for Democrats.
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New Delhi: The US mid-term elections, which delivered a significant rebuke to President Donald Trump and the Republicans, will not directly affect the India-US interim trade agreement, according to sources. In the elections, the Democrats gained control of the House of Representatives and the…
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center · 3 outlets
Washington, November 4 (IANS): Ami Bera, the son of Indian immigrants and the longest-serving Indian American now in Congress, has won an eighth term in the US House of Representatives, returning as a senior Democrat on foreign affairs and intelligence at a time of strain in ties between Washington…
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The results of the US midterm elections have brought renewed attention to the growing political influence of Indian Americans, with experts pointing to a shift in the community's voting preferences amid dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump's policies. Dhruv Jaishankar, executive director of…
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