Democrat Suhas Subramanyam wins reelection to U.S. House in Virginia’s 10th Congressional District
Subramanyam won about 63% of the vote, NBC News projected, extending Democratic control of the district after his first term in Congress.
- On Tuesday, Democratic incumbent Suhas Subramanyam won re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives from Virginia's 10th Congressional District, defeating Republican Dave Beckwith with approximately 63% of the vote.
- Subramanyam previously served in the Virginia General Assembly and State Senate before becoming the first Indian-American to represent Virginia in Congress in 2024.
- In Maryland, Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller secured another four-year term on the Democratic ticket, becoming the first South Asian woman elected lieutenant governor in the United States.
- Nationwide, 57 races featured Indian-American candidates seeking positions in Congress, state legislatures, governorships and local offices, reflecting a broader shift in political representation.
- Meanwhile, Democrat Pia Dandiya led Republican Casey Askar in Florida's 22nd Congressional District with approximately 94% of the expected vote counted, maintaining a significant margin.
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Cooke defeats Van Orden in Wisconsin rematch
Democrat Rebecca Cooke defeated incumbent Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) on Tuesday, flipping Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District in a rematch of the closely contested 2024 election. The Associated Press called the race for Cooke at 12:48 a.m. She received 52.4% of the vote to Van Orden’s 45.8%, with 91% of ballots counted. The race took […]
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