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Topic · standing beatupdated Sun, 1 Nov, 00:30

Cultural Outreach

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World · 31 Oct

అమెరికా ఎన్నికలు: భారతీయ ఓటర్ల కోసం దోసెలు వేస్తున్న అభ్యర్థులు! - Visalaandhra

AI summaryIn the upcoming US midterm elections, candidates are targeting Indian-American voters through cultural engagements like making dosas and celebrating Diwali. These voters are considered crucial in swing states, and a survey indicates a majority support the Democratic candidate in Texas. The article also notes that recent hate incidents have reportedly influenced this demographic's political leanings.

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