Indian-American Gautam Raghavan has been included in the transition team of presidential candidate Joe Biden from the Democratic Party. This transition team is formed under the leadership of Senator Ted Kaufman from Delaware. The team's job will be to assist Biden in the selection of officials after winning the election.
Raghavan, who served in the White House during the tenure of former President Barack Obama currently heads the staff of Pramila Jaipal, the only Indian female MP in the House of Representatives. The special thing is that Raghavan is the only Indian who has been included in the transition team. Kaufman said in a statement, "The next president will not only have to deal with the corona epidemic but he will also have to deal with economic crises. I think no one has faced such problems since Franklin D. Roosevelt."
Gautam Raghavan was Obama's ally during his tenure, serving as a liaison to both LGBT and Asian American and Pacific Islander communities from 2011 to 2014. He has also worked for the Democratic majority, 2008 Obama campaign, Democratic National. Raghavan led IMPACT (Indian-American Impact Project) through a historic election cycle, a race that included a large number of Indian-Americans at the federal and state levels.
Let us know that the presidential elections are going to be held in America this year. Coronavirus infection in the US has caused a lot of destruction and during this time, questions are also being asked about the strategy of President Donald Trump. There are about 19 weeks left in the US elections. In view of this, President Donald Trump has also started organizing election rallies. According to the experts, Joe Biden is capable of winning presidential elections 2020 against Donald Trump.
