Indian Americans remain broadly Democratic-leaning, but their party loyalties are shifting. With millions of people of Indian origin concentrated in a handful of US states, the November 3 midterm elections will test the community's political influence
Indian Americans remain broadly Democratic-leaning, but their party loyalties are shifting. With millions of people of Indian origin concentrated in a handful of US states, the November 3 midterm elections will test the community's political influence
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