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US Midterms: Democrats Win House, Trump Faces Probe Threats As Indian-American Voters Make Mark

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Democratic candidates secured sweeping victories across the United States in the midterm elections, regaining control of the House of Representatives by crossing the 218-seat threshold and flipping key seats nationwide. Among the significant upsets was the defeat of Donald Trump-backed Republican ally Vivek Ramaswamy by Democrat Amy Acton in the Ohio gubernatorial race. In response to the election outcomes, President Donald Trump indicated a willingness to work with Democrats while simultaneously warning on social media that he could use his veto powers repeatedly to block Democratic legislation. Discussing the results, Indian American Congressman Shri Thanedar argued that voters delivered a clear verdict against high inflation, unilateral tariff decisions, and foreign military actions. Meanwhile, Republican strategist Puneet Ahluwalia discussed the shifting political choices of the Indian American diaspora, economic concerns, and foreign policy developments.

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Party flips Republican-held governor's offices in Georgia, Texas, Ohio, and Iowa, while Nithya Raman unseats Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

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