2020 election

Money talks in politics, and it sounds pretty old.

A new poll finds that Democrats believe the system is stacked against them, while Republicans think the problem is that Donald Trump won the 2020 election.

Is one of the most popular burger chains in the U.S. about to become the new Chick-Fil-A?

“Let go of me!” County Clerk Tina Peters screamed as officers arrested her for breaking the rules in court.

Kristina Karamo’s fringe beliefs on sexuality aren’t favorable to Donald Trump, but he likes her belief in conspiracy theories. And she could win.

Out author and Pulitzer Prize finalist Eric Cervini is a name plaintiff in both lawsuits.

Dawson also revealed that she has now moved in with her partner, Senator Cory Booker.

The idea that a diversifying population favors Democrats has had ample evidence to back it. Analysis of the 2020 presidential results may challenge that long-held belief, however.

The apparent Senate victories of Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff is a huge boost for LGBTQ progress. Their wins were made possible by the president’s crazy behavior.

The Human Rights Campaign-commissioned poll also re-confirmed that Trump did not receive more LGBTQ voters, as initially believed.

In case you needed a reminder, or a reference. Because we’re sure you want to remember all of this.

See GLAAD’s new Billy Porter-narrated video, detailing how organizers and voters changed the election, on LGBTQ Nation first.

If challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock defeat the incumbents, Democrats will effectively control the Senate – and end GOP efforts to block LGBTQ advances.

LGBTQ Nation interviewed the bisexual athlete about his year-long journey in hope of becoming the first player on a NFL football field while out.

Jenna Ellis, member of the “elite task force” behind Trump’s electoral coup attempt, thinks LGBTQ people are “vile and abominable.”

81% of LGBTQ people voted for Joe Biden, according to a new poll.

Joe Biden credits the LGBTQ community while appreciating the “broadest and most diverse” coalition of support ever seen in a successful campaign for President.

“I’ve learned something from all these fantasy stories I love: evil can’t be destroyed.”

There will be at least seven out LGBTQ members of the House, though.

There will be at least seven LGBTQ people in the next U.S. House.