Kamala Harris: Indian-American Votes Could Swing the Election

With the US presidential election narrowing, Kamala Harris is relying on significant support from the Indian-American community in crucial battleground states. Her campaign marks an important moment for Indian-American visibility in politics, as Harris could become the first leader of Indian heritage in the White House.

As the US presidential election approaches a critical juncture, Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, is counting on the widespread support of the Indian-American community in key battleground states. Her candidacy symbolizes a pivotal moment for Indian-Americans in the national political landscape.

Dr. Vasudev Patel, general secretary of the Federation of Indian-American Association of Georgia, emphasized the pride among Indian-Americans as Harris vied for the presidency. With Georgia marked as one of the seven vital states, Patel believes the community could significantly influence the election's outcome.

Moreover, Harris's campaign benefits from extensive backing within the Indian-American community, noted for its substantial voter base of approximately 2.3 million eligible voters. Polls highlight a leaning towards Harris, with 61 percent intending to support her bid, reflecting a notable shift in political allegiance.

(With inputs from agencies.)