She insisted the weak “red wave” is not Trump’s fault because he has been “politically persecuted worse than any human being in our country’s history.”

Dana Nessel, an LGBTQ Nation Heroes nominee, has spent her career fighting for LGBTQ rights.

And it’s not over yet.

These Republicans said schools were letting kids use litterboxes instead of toilets. They lost.

“Donald Trump was a major drag on Republicans, from his picks to his antics.”

The powerful Democrat faced an uphill battle with Republican groups pouring in millions to support his opponent.

Here’s a look at who else won big in the midterms.

Turns out, bigger numbers are bigger than smaller numbers. Huh. That’ll do it.

His opponent was a former Trump administration official who supports Don’t Say Gay.

He compared abortion to slavery and supports Don’t Say Gay. He’ll be in Congress next year.

He helped legalize marriage equality nationwide, but his longshot bid for the Ohio house is over.

“Every single kid deserves the same shot that this country has given me,” said Robert Garcia when he announced his campaign.

DeSantis has spent his time in office attacking LGBTQ people.

And she could be getting her committee assignments back.

Pro-equality state representatives have become some of the most pivotal defenders of LGBTQ rights.

Davids won despite Republican redistricting efforts that targeted her district to make it harder for her to win

Balint is also the first woman elected to Congress from the state.

The gay champion of LGBTQ rights faced a candidate who thinks schools are letting kids identify as cats.

“Her win is a sign – especially to LGBTQ kids in desperate need of hope – that LGBTQ people have a place in American society.”

People who are fearing a Republican takeover of the U.S. government might want to look at what’s happening in Ohio, Georgia, and Wisconsin.