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19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
16%
3 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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77/100
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Indian-American candidates Amish Shah and Pia Dandiya have favourable prospects in their respective races for the U.S. House of Representatives in Arizona and Florida in the midterm elections, according to pre-poll predictions.
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Shah → have → predictions
Mr. Shah, a 48-year-old physician and former state representative, is in the fray from the First District in Arizona against former National Football League kicker Jay Feely, the Republican candidate who has received an endorsement from President Donald Trump.
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who → receive → Trump
Ms. Dandiya, a 39-year-old former high school principal, is contesting from South Florida's 22nd district, which was carved out in redistricting, against Casey Askar of the Republican Party.
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which → contest → Party
Mr. Shah and Ms. Dandiya are contesting key races that are crucial for Democrats to flip the U.S. House in the midterm elections on November 3.
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Democrats → contest → November
Early voting has begun in Arizona and Florida.
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voting → begin → Arizona
President Trump's Republican Party is facing a crucial electoral test against the opposition Democratic Party.
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Party → face → Party
The Cook Political Report, which provides non-partisan analysis of election campaigns, has listed Shah’s election from Arizona’s first Congressional district as “lean Democratic” in the Republican stronghold.
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which → provide → stronghold
It also lists Ms. Dandiya’s contest from Florida’s newly carved-out 22nd district as a “toss-up”.
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It → list → toss
Prediction market Kalshi gives an 80% chance of Mr. Shah’s victory against Mr. Feely in Arizona.
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Kalshi → give → Arizona
It has projected a 60% chance of Ms. Dandiya’s win in Florida.
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It → project → Florida
"Jay Feely wants you to believe he's his own man.
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he → want → ?
Meanwhile, Trump and his allies are spending millions to get their golf buddy elected.
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buddy → spend → millions
They know whose side he’s on.
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he → know → side
I’m running to lower your costs and protect your healthcare.
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I → run → healthcare
My loyalty is to you,” Mr. Shah said in a post on X.
Mr. Shah is a three-term member of the Arizona House of Representatives and lost the 2024 U.S. Congressional elections to Republican David Schweikert by a margin of 3.8%.
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Shah → say → %
Ms. Dandiya is running on a platform focused on education and affordability.
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Dandiya → run → education
"I think we could use some high school principal energy in DC right about now,” has been Ms. Dandiya’s refrain on the campaign trail.
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refrain → think → trail
Ms. Dandiya is a first-generation American who has dedicated her career to strengthening communities as a high school principal, policy leader and technology innovator, according to her campaign website.
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who → dedicate → website
Born and raised in Palm Beach County, Florida, Ms. Dandiya started her career as a teacher and was a high school principal in Harlem.
She founded a high school with the goal of changing life trajectories for low-income students by putting them on a path to economic freedom.
Every single graduate of her high school earned admission to college, despite 86% of them living in low-income households.
Mr. Askar, a Republican entrepreneur and military veteran, is emphasising his business experience and service-oriented approach.
The outgoing House has six Indian Americans – Ro Khanna, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Shri Thanedar, Suhas Subramanyam, Ami Bera and Pramila Jayapal.
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House → bear → Americans