Indian American Lt. Governor of Maryland is the first woman of color and immigrant elected to statewide office
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She “will be the most consequential lieutenant governor in the country,” says Wes Moore, state’s first black governor
South Asian American representation increased in 9 states with 15 new voices added
Hyderabad-born Miller will be first Asian American and the first immigrant elected lieutenant governor of Maryland
8 running for US Congress, 27 vying for elective offices in the states
Miller has been dogged by allegations of favoritism and political allegiance to Hindutva.
‘Optics of attending fundraiser hosted by people linked to the Hindutva movement were horrible’
Hyderabad born Miller wins Democratic nomination as running mate of best-selling author Wes Moore
Indian American engineer would be the first immigrant and first woman of color elected to statewide office in Maryland
A former Maryland State Delegate, Miller will run if the incumbent and old rival David Trone decides to run for governor.
Impact Fund Executive Director Aruna Miller talks about the political engagement of the Indian American community.
Miller, a former Maryland state legislator and congressional candidate, succeeds Gautam Raghavan.
The Indian American Democrat lost to self-financing businessman David Trone, who vastly outspent her.
McDonough was the White House chief of staff during Obama’s second term.
Montgomery County Council Vice President Nancy Navarro latest to endorses the Indian American, running for Maryland’s 6th congressional district.
Former Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend: “She is just the leader we need right now in Congress.”
The editorial criticizes the Republicans for undermining the situation despite the example of recent landslide defeats.
The junior senator from New York is the most high-profile Democrat to endorse the Indian American.
The Democrat tops $1 million in campaign money.
Indian American statehouse delegate is running for Congress from Maryland’s sixth district.
The Indian American Democrat raised more than 300,000 in the last quarter.
In addition to the four incumbents that are seeking reelection, at least 15 other Indian Americans are running for the US House of Representatives.
The Indian American Democrat has raised an impressive $356,000 over a two-month period.
The Maryland state delegate, who is running from Maryland’s 6th congressional district, speaks to The American Bazaar.
The Indian American, a three-term state assembly delegate, eyes John Delaney’s seat.