Kamala Harris has a vision for a fairer future! From taxing the wealthy to advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, learn how she’s championing change.

Let’s look at the governing records of Democrats and Republicans on the social issues that improve people’s lives.

Republican Senate candidates have made clear they support an erosion of equality protections, making their extremist views on marriage equality, abortion access, and other freedoms central to their campaigns.

While nearly all the Republican candidates are in thrall to the MAGA wing of the GOP, Mayes isn’t running to play games with democracy.

Brushing off the inevitable lawsuits as the “natural consequences” of his position, Jake Oaks says that the Constitution requires county clerks to ignore the constitutional rights of LGBTQ people.

“They predict a red wave, but here, because of the awful candidates that have made their way to the nominations, and the baggage they carry, we’ll end up with a pink tidal pool.”

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.

The first word in the Constitution is a pronoun.

The GOP Senate candidate said that people “shift spouses like they change their underwear” and should stay in abusive relationships. But not gay ones, of course.

Alisabeth Janai Lancaster is campaigning for a school board position on “Judeo-Christian values and beliefs,” which for her includes killing doctors.

Rep. Ken Calvert – who has voted against LGBTQ rights for decades and outed one of his opponents – is now running against a gay man in one of the gayest cities in America.

A mailer for Rep. David Schweikert showed his opponent with an out gay friend. Now the friend is showing the congressman’s campaign some court papers.