“Republican Anti-Indian Racism Backfires as Indian American Voters Shift Away” — what this page in the network covers. Indian American voters, once a reliable part of the Republican coalition, are turning away from the party amid a rise in anti-Indian rhetoric from GOP politicians. University of Houston student Vasant Bhatt, who previously campaigned for Senator Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, is emblematic of this shift. After years of grassroots organizing for Republicans, Bhatt voted against the party this week, citing the growing embrace of anti-Indian racism among some Republican leaders.
His decision reflects a broader trend that could cost the GOP crucial votes in swing states and competitive districts. Indian Americans are one of the fastest-growing immigrant groups in the United States, with significant populations in Texas, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Their political influence is expanding as more become citizens and register to vote. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.