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Democrat Pia Dandiya Wins Open Congressional Seat in Florida
Left 11%11%Centre 78%78%Right 11%11%
Left 1 article
First: The New York Times, 18 hours ago
- Democrat Pia Dandiya Wins Open Congressional Seat in Florida The New York Times
Centre 10 articles
First: Hindustan Times, 18 hours ago
- Suhas Subramanyam to Pia Dandiya: How Indian-Americans are faring in US midterm elections Hindustan Times
- Democrat Pia Dandiya wins election to U.S. House in Florida’s 22nd Congressional District Winnipegfreepress
- US midterms: Indian-origin Democrat Pia Dandiya wins Florida House race - The Times of India News
- Indian-American Pia Dandiya defeats Republican Casey Aksar to win Florida’s 22nd Congressional District Hindustan Times
- US Midterms 2026: Mixed results for Indian-Americans as Subramanyam, Miller projected to win, Ramaswamy trails in Ohio Times of India
- US Midterms: Indian-American Democrats Suhas Subramanyam, Aruna Miller Pia Dandiya Win, Ramaswamy Trails in Ohio Deccanchronicle
- US Midterm Elections 2026: What is Samosa Caucus? How have Indian-origin politicians performed in polls? Dnaindia
- Pia Dandiya's Win Gives Shrinking "Samosa Caucas" Fresh Boost In US Congress NDTV
- Who Is Pia Dandiya? Indian-Origin Democrat Who Won Florida Seat In US Midterms NDTV
Right 1 article
First: Washington Times, 17 hours ago
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