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WASHINGTON: Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi Wins Democratic Primary From Illinois
WASHINGTON: Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has won the Democratic primary from Illinois with a decisive mandate, successfully overcoming a highly communal campaign run by his opponent Junaid Ahmed.
Mr Krishnamoorthi, who is very popular in the eighth Congressional District of Illinois, defeated Junaid Ahmed with over 71 per cent of the votes.
“I am honoured that the Democratic primary voters in Illinois’ eighth Congressional District voted in an overwhelming and decisive fashion in support of my re-election campaign for Congress,” Mr Krishnamoorthi said.
“My constituents want peace, progress and prosperity. In Congress, I have for the middle class, for women’s reproductive rights, and against inflation and increasing gas prices. I will continue to work tirelessly to address these issues in the important months ahead,” he said.
“We now turn our attention to November, where our fundamental freedoms and human rights are on the ballot,” Mr Krishnamoorthi said.
The three-term Congressman faces Republican Chris Dargis in the November 8 general elections.



