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Winners will share their campaign experience and what they hope to achieve as lawmakers over Zoom.

Six women among 20 winners in 13 states; All four US House members reelected.

Sen. Kevin Thomas declares victory after absentee ballots put him on top.

Biden wants to strengthen US-India strategic partnership alongside Harris.

The Stanford academic previously served as an acting under secretary at the Department of Energy.

Historic Biden-Harris win provides opportunity for pushing policies that matter to South Asians.

“Biden and I are hitting the ground running,” says Indian American VP-elect.

The 2020 election cycle has proved that Indian Americans have fully immersed themselves in the political fabric of the U.S.

“On behalf of our families, we wish a happy Diwali to Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists, and everyone celebrating the festival of lights across the United States, India, and the world,” they said.

Spouse questioned Indian American Vice President-elect’s qualifications for office.

Election of Kamala Harris and others shows Indian Americans have come a long way.

Congressional Black Caucus chair Karen Bass is also in contention.

“Significance of her election is so great, it simply can’t be measured,” says TV mogul.

Vows to “roll up our sleeves” to deal with covid pandemic, recession, systemic racism & climate crisis.

20 more in teams to prepare Biden-Harris team to lead America on Day One.

Sports and entertainment lawyer to quit day job to support Biden-Harris administration.

“My people in Tamil Nadu are very proud,” notes Gounder as her home village celebrates.

Kash Patel, author of “Nunes Memo,” has been working for NSC since last year.

Another Indian American lawmaker, Ro Khanna, among contenders.

Key resource for Indian Americans looking for new roles in the Biden-Harris administration.

Indian American lawmaker not surprised at Trump not conceding after four years of “ridiculous behavior.”

We need more women in politics and in positions of power, says Tipirneni after “heartbreaking loss.”

Former Chennai resident campaigned on homelessness crisis and police reforms.

Refusal to suspend diversity trainings was a factor in his ouster, says Neil Chatterjee.

The task force includes two other Indian Americans, Harvard professor and best-selling author Dr. Atul Gawande and NYU Grossman School’s Dr. Celine Gounder.