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Dosas, diwali, temple visits: US midterm candidates court Indian-American voters
5 outlets reported this over 7 hours. First seen by Huduku: India Today, 31 Oct, 7:34 am.
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- India Today: Living Media India LtdFounded 1975
- Times of India: Bennett, Coleman & Co. LtdFounded 1838
- ABP Live: ABP Network Pvt Ltd
- The New Indian Express: no owner named on Huduku’s list
- NDTV: New Delhi Television LtdFounded 1988
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5 reports from 5 outlets over 7 hours.
First seen by Huduku India Today, 31 Oct, 7:34 am Latest 31 Oct, 2:46 pm
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India Today and ABP Live used nearly the same words. Headlines this close usually come from one news agency’s copy.?
- Dosas, diwali, temple visits: US midterm candidates court Indian-American voters
Words only this outlet used: court.
Earlier headline US midterm candidates court Indian-American voters with dosas and temple visits · change seen 31 Oct, 9:35 am?
- Dosas, Diwali and temple visits: US midterm candidates step up outreach to Indian-American voters
Words only this outlet used: step.
- ABP Live ≈ same wordingDosas, Diwali, Temple Visits: How US Midterm Candidates Are Wooing Indian-American Voters
Words only this outlet used: Wooing.
- Dishing dosas to hopping temples: US midterm poll candidates reach out to Indian Americans
Words only this outlet used: Dishing, hopping, reach.
- US Midterm Poll Candidates' Dosa, Temple Outreach To Indian Americans
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- Association for Democratic Reforms — Reports ↗ Set up in 1999 by IIM Ahmedabad professors; reports on candidates' and legislators' declared records and parties' money. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- The Reporters' Collective — The Electoral Roll Project ↗ Journalists' collective in New Delhi. Its Electoral Roll Project reports on the Election Commission's voter-roll revision. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- Eedina — SIR – ಚುನಾವಣಾ ಅಕ್ರಮ ↗ Kannada news site (M2M Media Network LLP, Bengaluru): its section on the voter-roll revision (SIR) and electoral fraud claims. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- Naanu Gauri — SIR ↗ Kannada news and opinion site of Gauri Media Trust, Bengaluru, launched 2018: its section on the voter-roll revision (SIR). (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- The News Minute — SIR ↗ Bengaluru-based news site on the southern states (Spunklane Media Pvt Ltd): its topic page on the voter-roll revision (SIR). (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
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- MyNeta — Karnataka ↗ ADR's data site of candidates' sworn affidavits: criminal cases, assets, education. Karnataka assembly elections 2004–2023. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- Lok Sabha questions and answers ↗ Lok Sabha's questions and ministers' answers, searchable by subject, member, ministry and date; answers as PDFs. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
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