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LGBTQ Victory Fund endorses Lori Lightfoot for Mayor of Chicago
No longer a newcomer, the out lesbian mayor has a tougher battle this time around.
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There are more LGBTQ elected officials than ever before
While LGBTQ people are still significantly underrepresented in elected office, progress was made this year.
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Out congressional candidate Daniel Hernandez is ready to lead a political dynasty. He’s only 32
Arizona’s Congressional Primary is Tuesday, August 2. State lawmaker Daniel Hernandez is poised to advance on to November’s general election as his sisters get ready to serve in the state legislature together.
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Texas Democratic candidate compares gay opponent’s HIV status to gambling & drug addiction
The queer community is firing back at the Democrat’s shameful remarks and they’re not mincing words.
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LGBTQ lawmakers in 19 states introduce laws to protect trans youth seeking medical care
“We’re sick of just playing defense against what these red states are doing. We’re going on offense”
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Out mayor Robert Garcia announces his campaign for Congress
“Every single kid deserves the same shot that this country has given me.”
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Out legislator’s mysterious removal from committee post draws condemnation
Rumors of “revenge” and “petty” retaliation being levied against Evan Low are spiraling throughout California political circles. Advocates are asking for answers.
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There are only 5 Black trans elected officials across the entire United States
Trans people are underrepresented in elected office, and even fewer are people of color. Candidates and advocates say that campaign finance and economic disparities are major factors.
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Most of Salt Lake City’s city council will be LGBTQ people now
Four out of six seats will now be held by LGBTQ people. There are currently only six out politicians in elected office in the entire state.
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Victory Fund has a new game plan to grow LGBTQ representation: redistricting efforts
Redistricting efforts across the country can keep LGBTQ communities intact creates, further diversify representation and create a pipeline of candidates for higher offices.