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Center Owned by GK Communications Pvt. Ltd.Indian-Americans win in US midterm polls
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Sources say the outcome of the U.S. mid‑term elections, which delivered a significant rebuke to President Donald Trump and the Republicans and gave Democrats control of the House of Representatives, will not directly affect the India‑U.S. interim trade agreement. The same elections, described as a sweeping defeat for the Republican Party on November 3, have sparked an internal leadership battle within the party as senior figures question the political direction of the Trump administration.
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left · 2 outlets
Indian Americans win at least 30 state legislative seats in US midterms, with Democrats taking 28 and two senior lawmakers poised for chamber leadership roles.
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center · 2 outlets
HYDERABAD: Two women of Indian origin with roots in Hyderabad, Aruna Miller and Nabeela Syed, have won in the US midterm elections, while Telugu-origin Republican candidate Saritha Komatireddy suffered defeat in the New York Attorney General race. Aruna Miller, 62, has been re-elected Lieutenant…
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right · 1 outlet
US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, who represents Illinois' 8th Congressional District, said he was happy to see more Indian Americans entering US politics.
— NDTV
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New Delhi, Nov 4: Several Indian-American candidates won key contests in the US midterm elections, securing victories in the House of Representatives and state-level offices, while Republican Vivek Ramaswamy lost the Ohio governor’s race to Democrat Amy Acton, according to The Indian Express…
