Crystal Kau, the Indian-American congressional candidate from Washington, Virginia, has raised US$1 million for her race, a milestone that only a few first-time candidates reach.
“Driven by a dedication to excellence, I have consistently broken barriers throughout my career, from the CIA to U.S. Central Command and the Pentagon. Becoming one of the youngest directors ever to serve at the Department of Defense,” Cow said in a statement after announcing her campaign had reached the US$1 million mark in fundraising.
"I'm often told I can't do it – and then I do it," she said.
Kaul, who is of Kashmiri origin and also of Punjabi heritage, is running for the US House of Representatives from Virginia's 10th Congressional District.If elected, she will be the second Indian-American woman to be elected to the House, after Pramila Jayapal from Washington state.
A small business owner, a professor and a former senior defense official in the Defense Department, the highest civilian rank held, Kaul is a second-generation Indian-American who worked in defense contracting with Deloitte, Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos, General Dynamics Is. IT and others.
"I'm pleased to announce that this pioneering spirit has deeply connected our campaign with donors who demand practical, results-oriented leadership," Kaul said.
“The strong support we received indicates a clear demand from Virginia voters for a leader who understands the complexities of national security and emerging trend technology and is prepared to enact effective policies,” he said.,
Kaul is the only Indian-American woman in the Democratic race to represent a district that is 44 percent minority.
“Our campaign transforms promises into action, driven by the trust and commitment of our supporters. We are ready to bring meaningful change in our district and beyond. Now is the time for serious, progress-focused leadership in Congress,'' he said.
“VA-10 is a perfect fit for a qualified woman of color who is truly battle-tested and ready to hit the ground running with extensive policy experience.She speaks nine languages and has Top Secret/SCI clearance in polygraphy
“Driven by a dedication to excellence, I have consistently broken barriers throughout my career, from the CIA to U.S. Central Command and the Pentagon. Becoming one of the youngest directors ever to serve at the Department of Defense,” Cow said in a statement after announcing her campaign had reached the US$1 million mark in fundraising.
"I'm often told I can't do it – and then I do it," she said.
Kaul, who is of Kashmiri origin and also of Punjabi heritage, is running for the US House of Representatives from Virginia's 10th Congressional District.If elected, she will be the second Indian-American woman to be elected to the House, after Pramila Jayapal from Washington state.
A small business owner, a professor and a former senior defense official in the Defense Department, the highest civilian rank held, Kaul is a second-generation Indian-American who worked in defense contracting with Deloitte, Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos, General Dynamics Is. IT and others.
"I'm pleased to announce that this pioneering spirit has deeply connected our campaign with donors who demand practical, results-oriented leadership," Kaul said.
“The strong support we received indicates a clear demand from Virginia voters for a leader who understands the complexities of national security and emerging trend technology and is prepared to enact effective policies,” he said.,
Kaul is the only Indian-American woman in the Democratic race to represent a district that is 44 percent minority.
“Our campaign transforms promises into action, driven by the trust and commitment of our supporters. We are ready to bring meaningful change in our district and beyond. Now is the time for serious, progress-focused leadership in Congress,'' he said.
“VA-10 is a perfect fit for a qualified woman of color who is truly battle-tested and ready to hit the ground running with extensive policy experience.She speaks nine languages and has Top Secret/SCI clearance in polygraphy
