Virginia State Senator Suhas Subramanyam / Courtesy: Wikipedia
Indian American politician Suhas Subramanyam won the Democratic primary for Virginia's 10th Congressional District on Aug 4.
He will face Republican nominee Dave Beckwith in the election in November.
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Following his victory, Subramanyam called for a Democratic majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, accusing Republicans of failing to hold President Donald Trump accountable and supporting policies that, he said, have raised costs for Americans and weakened the federal workforce.
"We need a change in Congress," Subramanyam said in a statement on X, adding that House Republicans had "refused to hold President Donald Trump accountable."
He also criticized Republican support for the administration's data center expansion plans and said Congress needed a majority that prioritized protecting communities over loyalty to the president.
Subramanyam said he looked forward to building a coalition of Virginians to "keep Virginia's 10th District blue" and help Democrats win seats across the commonwealth.
Indian American Impact, an advocacy organisation supporting Indian-American and South Asian candidates, congratulated Subramanyam on his nomination.
Congratulations to @SuhasforVA on officially becoming the Democratic nominee for VA-10! We're proud to stand with Congressman Subramanyam as he continues to protect opportunity, defend our democracy, and deliver for Virginia families. pic.twitter.com/Rx9Iy0uXlZ
— Indian American Impact (@IA_Impact) August 5, 2026
The organisation said it was proud to stand with him "as he continues to protect opportunity, defend our democracy, and deliver for Virginia families."
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