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Since the most recent reapportionment of parliamentary seats between states in 1971, India’s population has surged by nearly 1 billion, yet its political map has remained unchanged. In a hastily called special session in mid-April, the government sought to finally tackle the vexing question of delimitation through a trio of bills—but their defeat in Parliament has only sharpened, rather than settled, the debate.
Indian Americans remain one of the most Democratic-leaning constituencies in American politics—but their partisan attachment is softening. New nationally representative data from our 2026 Indian American Attitudes Survey show that while roughly seven in ten Indian Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump’s performance—and majorities oppose his approach to immigration and the economy—Democratic support has not fully rebounded.
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