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Krystle Kaul raises over $326K in first quarter of congressional campaign
Voters are tired of the career politicians who make empty promises and know that they’ll never have to follow through,” Kaul said
Indian American Krystal Kaul is running for the US House of Representatives seat from the 10th Congressional District of Virginia. / https://kaulforcongress.com/
Indian American Krystal Kaul has raised US$326,000 in the first quarter of this year for her Congressional election campaign.
Kaul, who is of Kashmiri and Punjabi heritage, is running for the US House of Representatives seat from the 10th Congressional District of Virginia. She is a Virginia small business owner, professor, and former senior government official in the Department of Defense.
Her campaign raised over US$326,000 in Q1 and ended the quarter with over US$607,000 cash-on-hand, according to a statement issued on April 17. “I hear it every day: Virginia voters are ready to send a National Security Democrat to Congress. Voters are tired of the career politicians who make empty promises and know that they’ll never have to follow through,” Kaul said.
“That’s not my story - from the CIA to United States Central Command and the Pentagon, I’ve always answered my country’s call to service and I’ve always honored my oath. Now more than ever, we need serious leaders in Congress, not more of the same,” she said.
Kaul is the only Indian American woman in the race to represent a district that is 44 minority. If elected, she would be only the second Indian American woman in the House of Representatives after Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal.
Krystle graduated with a B.A. from American University and M.A. degrees from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and Brown University, where she was working on her Ph.D. in Political Science. She speaks nine languages, including Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, Punjabi, Dari and Kashmiri. She holds a Top Secret/SCI clearance with a polygraph.
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