Indian-American candidate Pia Dandiya won the US House election in Florida's 22nd congressional district, defeating Republican Casey Askar.
Ms. Dandiya, a former high school principal, bagged 51.9% of the votes to become the newest Indian-American U.S. congresswoman, as per the results declared
Pia Dandiya’s win makes her the first Indian American elected to the US House from Florida.
Pia Dandiya said she entered politics to help more families get better opportunities and live a better life.
Four Indian-American Democrats retain US House seats as Pia Dandiya wins first term
Pia Dandiya's victory in Florida's newly redrawn 22nd Congressional District marks the culmination of a remarkable journey that has taken her from classrooms in Delhi's underserved communities to...
The victories have added to the representation of Indian-Americans in US political institutions, with Dandiya’s election marking a milestone for the community in Florida.
Piya Dandiya's victory brings another Indian-American woman into the House and changes the numbers for the caucus, which had been at risk of shrinking from six members to four.
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