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LGBT Election Updates

The anti-LGBTQ bias behind the fight to stop Nancy Pelosi’s leadership

Despite her obvious skills, some Democrats seem to have bought into Republican dog whistles about Pelosi's "San Francisco values"

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Out Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema declares victory citing an ‘insurmountable’ lead

There are 220,000 votes left to count, but Sinema's campaign says her opponent can't win enough of them to make a difference.

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The #MAGABomber said his lesbian boss would ‘be the first one I burn’

"Everybody that really wasn’t white and wasn’t a white supremacist didn’t belong in the world. That’s what he used to say to me all the time."

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This new survey shows how far apart Republicans & Democrats are on LGBTQ acceptance

Most Republican candidates didn't even respond to a survey about LGBTQ acceptance, but Democrats scored very well.

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Forget the midterms. Democrats are already focused on the 2020 presidential race.

Democrats will probably be looking at a field of at least a dozen candidates and possibly more.

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Before a blue wave, why do these Democrats want voters to forget that they’re Democrats?

Krysten Sinema, the first out bisexual member of Congress, deliberately doesn't mention her party affiliation in her ads.

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Elizabeth Warren isn’t ‘thinking’ about running for President. She’s running.

Let's just be honest.

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Can this progressive woman unseat one of Indiana’s most conservative state representatives?

Cindy Reinert is running on the issues important to constituents instead of relying on scapegoats and boogeymen.

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Just how different will progressive candidates be from establishment Democrats?

When it comes to LGBTQ issues, will progressive candidates be better than the establishment Democrats they seek to replace?

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One of the most liberal states just rejected three queer candidates

Cynthia Nixon, Sean Patrick Maloney, and Melissa Sklarz were unable to overcome the advantages their incumbent opponents had.

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