India, Nov. 5 -- The Democratic Party dominated congressional districts with large Indian-American populations in Tuesday's midterm elections, winning 84 of the 100 seats with the largest concentrations of the community, an HT analysis of election data found. In addition to retaining many of these traditionally Democratic seats, the party wrested six from Republicans, whose tally fell to 15. Indian-American politician Amish Shah, whose race in Arizona's 1st district has not yet been called, is leading in a Republican-held seat and could add to the Democratic tally.

HT's analysis ranks all 435 House districts by their Asian Indian population, using the Census Bureau's 2020-24 American Community Survey. The top 100 districts are home to mo...