Sampat Shivangi Elected Delegate To Republican Convention

India-West News Desk

WASHINGTON, DC – Dr. Sampat Shivangi, an influential Indian American community leader, has been elected as an official delegate to the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee this month. This convention will formally nominate former President Donald Trump as the party’s presidential candidate.

The four-day convention will see Trump, 78, officially nominated as the Republican candidate for the November 5 presidential election. This marks the sixth consecutive time Shivangi has been elected as a Republican national convention delegate.

“My nomination began as early as when President George W. Bush was nominated in New York, then-Senator John McCain, Governor Mitt Romney, and President Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020. Now again to re-elect President Donald Trump in 2024 in Milwaukee,” Shivangi said with pride.

A lifelong Republican, he is a founding member of the Republican Indian Council and the Republican Indian National Council. Over the past three decades, he has lobbied for several bills in the US Congress on behalf of India, utilizing his network of contacts with US Senators and Congressmen.