The Indian Americans On The 2026 US Midterm Ballot
\n\nOn the morning of 3 November 2026, voters in Ohio will choose between a biotech entrepreneur born in Cincinnati to parents from Kerala and a doctor who ran the state’s health department during the pandemic. Vivek Ramaswamy’s bid for the governor’s mansion is the most watched Indian American contest of this year’s midterms, but it is far from the only one. From Silicon Valley to the Arizona desert, the children and grandchildren of Indian immigrants are on ballots up and down the country.
\n\nTheir stories say as much about modern America as they do about the diaspora. Some are seasoned incumbents and others are challengers, and they sit on both sides of a deeply divided political map.
\n\nRamaswamy, 41, made his fortune founding the pharmaceutical company Roivant Sciences before running for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024. He has also built a following as an author, with 'Woke, Inc'. and 'Nation of Victims' setting out his case against corporate activism and grievance politics.
\n\nVivek Ramaswamy Is The Republican Nominee For Governor Of Ohio In 2026 (Picture Credit – Facebook)
\n\nHe swept the Republican primary for governor in May with more than…
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