Suhas Subramanyam wins re-election in Virginia’s 10th District

Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 01:24 · Updated 02:13

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Democrat Suhas Subramanyam won another term in the U.S. House, defeating Republican Dave Beckwith in Virginia’s 10th Congressional District. Reports give his share of the vote as above 61.5% and 63.16%, respectively; the broader election coverage also reported Pia Dandiya’s projected victory in Florida’s District 22.

Subramanyam won re-election from Virginia’s 10th District. The Hindu reported he received over 61.5% of votes; Times of India reported 63.16%.
Times of India reported Subramanyam received 173,106 votes and Dave Beckwith received 94,990; independent candidate Ahsen Mujeeb Malik received 5,444.
Subramanyam previously served in Virginia’s House of Delegates and state Senate before entering the U.S. House in 2024.
Hindustan Times also reported that Pia Dandiya was elected to represent Florida District 22, according to NBC News projections.
The election coverage listed several other Indian-American candidates, including Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio’s governor’s race and Aruna Miller seeking re-election as Maryland lieutenant governor.

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Key facts

Race: Virginia’s 10th Congressional District
Winner: Suhas Subramanyam
Reported vote share: Over 61.5% (The Hindu); 63.16% (Times of India)
Beckwith vote total: 94,990 votes, according to Times of India
Other reported result: Pia Dandiya was projected elected to Florida District 22, according to Hindustan Times