WASHINGTON: The recent U.S. elections saw six Indian Americans winning seats in the House of Representatives, expanding their representation in Congress from five to six members.
One of the most significant victories came from Indian-American lawyer and Virginia State Senator Suhas Subramanyam, who made history as the first Indian American elected to represent Virginia and the broader East Coast in the House. Subramanyam, a Democrat, won against Republican Mike Clancy, highlighting a key shift in regional political diversity.
This growing representation underscores the rising influence of the Indian American community in U.S. politics, contributing diverse perspectives and advocating for a range of community and national interests.
(By Ankita Singh, Web Team Team C6N)
