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Sara Gideon trailing in Maine, Indian Americans enlarge presence in state legislatures.

Antani, became the youngest member of the Ohio House in 2014.

21 elite fundraisers each collected $100,000 or more.

Small but influential community has emerged as a pivotal voting block in battleground states.

Besides VP nominee Kamala Harris, 70 Indian American candidates contesting in 15 states.

Marylander Sunil Freeman’s party is not shy of advocating a socialist revolution.

Both Trump and Biden campaigns are courting the small but possibly pivotal voting bloc.

Half of the Indian American population lives in five states, California, Texas, New Jersey, New York and Illinois.

Leading Indian American PAC backs Biden-Harris ticket, 22 others for national, state, local offices.

As many as 70 Indian Americans are running for office around the nation.

But unlikely to change voters’ choice much given community’s historic Democratic orientation.

Indian Americans strongly favor Democrats; scant evidence of defection to Trump.

The award recognizes the DC region’s 40 most promising lawyers age 40 and younger.

First Sikh sheriff’s deputy in Harris county was shot dead in duty last year.

Bombay University alumnus to succeed Nitin Nohria, another Indian American.

From coast to coast, Indian Americans are running for various congressional, state and local legislative and executive offices.

Gaekwad’s “Trump Hai to Safe Hai” campaign again takes a cue from India’s Modi.

Technology entrepreneur from Kerala says US has great potential to increase exports.

Bipartisan resolution recognizes elections, democracy, and freedom as essential rights for all people.

Indiaspora report focuses on ‘Invisible Indians’ among the affluent ethnic minority in the US.

Revival of pan-Indian community organization will fill long felt need in America’s business capital.

Sridhara Gutti (Alabama), Rakesh Srivastava (Nebraska) and Raj Mehta (New York) honored for staying power.

Delhi-born business consultant says new leadership needed to attract investment, jobs, growth and wealth.

Praising community for hard work promises “an immigration system that powers our economy.”

The former vice president will refocus on community priorities and author a more ambitious chapter in the U.S.-India relationship.