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Center Owned by Eastern Media Ltd (Sambad Group)Five Indian-Americans elected to US House, Aruna Miller wins second term
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Analysts say the 2026 U.S. midterm outcomes are likely to influence India’s geopolitical flexibility more than the core India‑U.S. relationship. With President Donald Trump’s Republican Party facing a major loss, the election could shape India’s stance on the Iran conflict, Russian oil, the pending trade agreement, immigration and China policy. In the same contests, Indian‑origin Democrats performed strongly, while candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Mahesh Ganorkar were defeated.
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Washington: Several Indian-Americans have made a strong showing in the US midterm elections, with five winning seats in the House of Representatives so far and Maryland Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller securing another term. The results of several other Indian-American candidates contesting…
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Indian-Americans have made their mark in the 2026 US midterm elections, with five candidates winning seats in the US House of Representatives. Maryland Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller has also secured another term, adding to the list of Indian-origin political figures who have won electoral…
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Washington: Several Indian-Americans have made a strong showing in the US midterm elections, with five winning seats in the House of Representatives so far and Maryland Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller securing another term. The results of several other Indian-American candidates contesting…
