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The midterm elections held on november 4 witnessed over 24 Indian-Americans in the race to the House of Representatives. Here we see South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley being congratulated by her mother Raj Randhawa at the campaign headquarters on beating Democratic state senator Vincent Sheheen to win a second term. (AP photo)
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Dr Amerish Babulal " Ami Bera ", member of the US House of Representatives from California 7th district at United States consulate in Mumbai. (TOI photo)
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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal addresses a group of supporters at the Restore America Rally in Louisville, Kentucky. (Ap photo)
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Kamala Harris, the first female Indian-American attorney general of California won her second term in the midterm electios 2014. (Reuters photo)
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Annapolis delegate Aruna Miller after a rally for the support of Maryland's Gender Identity Anti-Discrimination Act. (Getty Images)
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Democrat Ro Khanna ran against incumbent Congressman Mike Honda for California's 17th District which includes much of Silicon Valley. (Getty Images)
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Former Indian-American US Treasury official Neel Kashkari, architect of the bank bailout during the 2008 financial crisis, plans to run for governor of California with a pledge to create jobs and improve public schools. (Getty Images)
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Kumar P. Barve, who represents District 17 in Montgomery County was the first Indian-American who was elected to a state legislature. (Getty Images)
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