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Research published today indicates significant shifts in the voting patterns of the Indian-American diaspora.

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  1. Carnegie Endowment estimates Indian-American voters in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
  2. Research published today indicates significant shifts in the voting patterns of the Indian-American diaspora.

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Research published today indicates significant shifts in the voting patterns of the Indian-American diaspora.

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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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  1. Carnegie Endowment estimates Indian-American voters in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.Sub-event
  2. The research details how Indian-American voters are shifting their political allegiances in the US.1 source

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