US, June 26 -- Indian American candidates saw a mix of victories and setbacks in New York's June 23 primary elections, with some advancing to November contests while others saw their campaigns come to an end.
Among the most closely watched races was the Democratic primary for New York State Comptroller, where Indian American candidate Raj Goyle was defeated by longtime incumbent Thomas P. DiNapoli, New York's longest-serving statewide elected official.
Raj Goyle (Photo courtesy: Raj Goyle's campaign)
Facing his first primary challenge in years, DiNapoli secured a commanding victory over both Goyle and fellow challenger Drew Warshaw.
Following the loss, Goyle thanked supporters and reflected on a campaign focused on lowering utility...