Kamala’s swing states challenge, through 3 Indian-origin backers

On the sidelines of the DNC, HT spoke to three Democratic Indian-American politicians who are legislators in Pennsylvania, Arizona and Michigan

American elections boil down to the outcome in six or seven swing states.

US vice-president Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. (Bloomberg)

On the sidelines of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, HT spoke to three Democratic Indian-American politicians who are legislators and elected officials or candidates in three of these swing states of Pennsylvania, Arizona and Michigan (the other states are Georgia, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Nevada) for their assessments of Kamala Harris’ candidacy, her prospects, and the impact of her identity.

Pennsylvania: The must-win state for Harris