Jyot Singh Becomes First Sikh American To Win Georgia Assembly
Singh defeated Republican Yassin Moghazy and won District 97 after raising more than $240,000 from over 770 donors, campaign records show.
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From Norcross to Georgia Capitol: Jyot Singh makes Sikh American history
The Indian American Democrat, the son of working-class immigrants from India, defeats Republican Yassin Moghazy in Georgia's House District 97, marking a historic milestone for Sikh and Indian American political representation.
Americas political tsunami holds lessons for Punjab ahead of its Assembly polls - The Tribune
The Democratic wave that swept America on November 3 had a familiar sound in Norcross, Georgia. “Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal,” the congregation called out at a local gurdwara as it welcomed Jyot Singh, the first Sikh American elected to the Georgia legislature. His victory came on a night when voters delivered a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump and gave Democrats control of both houses of Congress.
A historic moment of pride has emerged for the Indian and Sikh community in America.
Sikh American Jyot Singh wins Georgia legislative seat, marking historic first
Jyot Singh, a 27-year-old community organizer and small-business owner, has been elected to the Georgia House of Representatives, becoming the first Sikh American and first Indian American to serve in the state's legislature.
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