Recent surveys suggest Indian-American voters are favouring Democratic candidates ahead of the November 3 US midterms, amid concerns over immigration, living costs and US-India ties. However, despite declining approval of Trump, the community's identification with the Dems has also weakened.
Recent surveys suggest Indian-American voters are favouring Democratic candidates ahead of the November 3 US midterms, amid concerns over immigration, living costs and US-India ties. However, despite declining approval of Trump, the community's identification with the Dems has also weakened.
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Recent surveys suggest Indian-American voters are favouring Democratic candidates ahead of the November 3 US midterms, amid concerns over immigration, living costs and US-India ties. However, despite declining approval of Trump, the community's identification with the Dems has also weakened.
