Democrat primary

The LGBTQ ally is well positioned to take advantage of the rage Democrats feel about Sinema’s betrayal of her constituents, the president and Democrats’ agenda.

The 2020 candidate wants to make the court less political by expanding it and adding more ‘independent’ justices.

He could become America’s first out gay man elected governor.

David Ermold and his fiancé were denied a marriage license by the notorious Kentucky clerk so he decided to run against her.

She threw a lot of shade at Cuomo, and the slogan was only the beginning.

Democrat Matt Heinz and Republican Paul Babeu each won their respective primaries, and could not be more different gay men.

Hawaiian state representative Jo Jordan was the only out legislator in the United States to vote against marriage equality.

The tragedy in Orlando has officially made Sanders completely irrelevant.

Former Florida state democratic party chair Bob Poe is running for Congress in the state’s 10th congressional district.

Love her or hate her, Hillary Clinton’s victory in last night’s primary elections made history.

Clinton’s victory in California assured her a majority of pledged delegates — those chosen in primaries and caucuses.

Hillary Clinton will become the first woman to top the presidential ticket of a major U.S. political party.

Because nothing says “typical West Hollywood voter” like a good drag brunch.

“One person, one vote” is an essential and unifying element of our democracy, but unfortunately, it is an ideal rather than the reality.

Clinton ended the night with a commanding lead of 279 pledged delegates over Sanders and a dominant advantage among party officials known as superdelegates.

Hillary Clinton could lose all the states left to vote by a landslide and still emerge as the nominee.

But it’s a win that won’t change the reality of the Democratic race.

Hillary Clinton has pushed over the halfway mark in delegates needed for the Democratic presidential nomination, showing she can win even by losing.