Well, for those who have been following our Bobby Watch, this past weekend's action in Louisiana answered our question.
Representative Bobby Jindal, Oxford-educated son of Indian immigrants, handily trounced a packed field of 11 opponents to become not only Louisiana's first non-white governor since the 1870s, but the first Indian American to be elected a state governor in U.S. history. He took 54 percent of the votes, which was enough to avoid a November 17 runoff.
According to the follow-up reporting by the Associated Press, Jindal, at 36 year, will also be the youngest state governor in the U.S.
Jindal had previously run for governor in 2003, losing to Kathleen Blanco by a narrow margin.
BTW, if you missed the Victory Speech...
