Six Indian Americans won the election for the US House of Representatives, know which veteran won from where…

Washington:- Republican candidate Donald Trump has won the US presidential election. He will become the 47th President of the country. According to the report, Trump secured 277 votes out of 538 electronic votes. Along with the elections for the US President, voting also took place for the House of Representatives. In this, six Indian Americans have won the House of Representatives elections, while one candidate is leading.

In such a situation, there is a possibility that the number of Indian Americans in the House of Representatives will increase to seven, because Dr. Amish Shah is leading by a slight margin against his Republican candidate in the 1st Congressional District of Arizona.

Suhas Subramaniam won from Virginia
Indian-American lawyer Suhas Subramaniam won the elections from Virginia. He is the first person from the community to be elected from the East Coast.

Subramanian defeated Mike Clancy of the Republican Party. He is currently a Virginia state senator.
Subramaniam said, “I am honored and humbled that the people of Virginia have expressed their confidence in me. This district is my home. I was married here, my wife Miranda and I are raising our daughters here, and the issues facing our community are personal to our family.

“It is an honor to serve this district in Washington.”
Subramaniam, who previously served as a White House advisor to President Barack Obama. He is very popular among Indian Americans across the country. He has joined the 'Samosa Caucus' in Congress, which includes five Indian Americans.

5 candidates won the election again

Let us tell you that apart from Subramaniam, currently Ami Bera, Raja Krishnamurthy, Ro Khanna, Pramila Jaipal and Shri Thanedar were also elected to the US House of Representatives. However, these five have been re-elected. Mr. Thanedar has been re-elected from Michigan for the second consecutive time. He won this seat for the first time in 2023.

Raja Krishnamurthy won for the fifth time
Raja Krishnamurthy won the Illinois district for the fifth consecutive time, while the fight for control of the White House and Congress is still tight. Krishnamurthy said, I am “honored that the people of Illinois’ 8th District have given me the opportunity again to represent them in Congress.”
Krishnamurthy said, “My parents came to this country with a dream for their family's future and the belief that they could achieve it in America. My mission in Congress is to fight for all families who want their Want to fulfill dreams, no matter where they come from, who they worship, or how many letters their name has… I have 29 letters in my name.

Ro Khanna, representing California's 17th Congressional District, and Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, representing Washington State's 7th Congressional District, also won re-election.

At the same time, Dr. Ami Bera, a physician by profession, is the senior-most Indian American Congressman representing the Sixth Congressional District of California since 2013. He was re-elected for the seventh consecutive time

Post Views: 75