TOI WORLD DESK

The former White House technology policy advisor, appointed by President Barak Obama in 2015, believes that serving in Congress will empower him to address the challenges faced by his constituents.

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LIAM BOWMAN

Throughout this meteoric political career, Subramanyam said he has been driven by an ambition to tackle the toughest issues.

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The 37-year-old Indian American who has represented eastern Loudoun in the House of Delegates for the past four years, says he’s awaiting to address dysfunction and extremism in politics.

ANTONIO OLIVO

A former technology policy adviser to President Barack Obama, Subramanyam said he chose to run for Congress because the problems there, such as perpetual threats of government shutdowns and an inability to find common ground on gun violence, are too urgent.