Indian-American Former Principal Pia Dandiya Wins Florida Democratic Primary, Sets Up November Showdown For Congress Seat | Video
Washington: Indian-American former school principal Pia Dandiya won the Democratic primary for Florida’s 22nd congressional district, setting up a contest with Republican Casey Askar, a veteran Marine, in the November elections. Dandiya bagged 68.6 per cent of the votes to defeat Kaysia Earley, a lawyer, who managed to gather 31.4 per cent. Thank you, FL-22, for believing in this campaign. I got…
Indian-American Pia Dandiya, a former school principal, emerged victorious in the Democratic primary for Florida's 22nd congressional district, setting the stage for a November showdown against Republican Casey Askar, a retired Marine. Dandiya secured 68.6% of the votes, while her opponent Kaysia Earley, a lawyer, received 31.4%.
In a statement on X, Dandiya expressed gratitude towards the voters of FL-22, stating her motivation for entering the race was to provide a better future for students and children growing up in the district. She pledged to work towards reducing costs, eliminating corruption, and ensuring Washington works for the people. The Democratic National Committee congratulated Dandiya on her primary win, praising her dedication to lowering costs and defending public education for Floridians.
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