The Democratic incumbent secured more than 61.5 per cent of the vote against Republican nominee Dave Beckwith.
Indian-American Democrat Suhas Subramanyam has been re-elected to represent Virginia's 10th Congressional District, according to reports from Telangana Today and Firstpost. Subramanyam secured more than 61.5 per cent of the vote, while Republican nominee Dave Beckwith received 36.4 per cent. Independent candidate Ahsen Mujeeb Malik also appeared on the ballot.
Subramanyam, who was born in Houston in 1986, previously served in the Virginia House of Delegates and the Virginia Senate. He first won his US House seat in 2024. During his campaign, he focused on healthcare and costs, attributing higher prices to the Trump administration.
The Congressman, whose parents emigrated from India, has been a vocal advocate for the South Asian diaspora. He has supported the Domestic Visa Renewal Modernization Act to assist H-1B and other visa holders. He also criticised tariffs on India, describing them as a tax on the American people.
In Washington, Subramanyam serves on several panels, including the Oversight Committee and the Science, Space and Technology Committee. He is also a member of the 'Samosa Caucus', an informal group of Indian American members of Congress.
Subramanyam lives in Loudoun County with his wife, Miranda Pena Subramanyam, and their two daughters. His professional background includes serving as a technology policy adviser in the Obama White House and working as a lawyer and volunteer firefighter.
