She has retracted her apology for posting it originally, saying “I am no longer sorry.”

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

27 year old Mauree Turner unseated an incumbent and cruised to victory to become the first Muslim individual elected in Oklahoma.

“Frankly, we did win this election.”

The retired teacher and member of the Chickasaw Nation eeked out a lead of under 500 votes.

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

Pappas wins reelection in a Congressional seat that has had a revolving door for a decade.

Charmaine McGuffey is the new sheriff in town, defeating both her former boss and a Republican challenger.

The Black Episcopal priest will become the third LGBTQ woman to serve as state senator when she’s sworn in.

Davids made history in 2018 as the first out LGBTQ person elected to Congress from Kansas, and as one of the first Native American women elected to Congress.

The New York City Councilmember may have engineered a landslide victory despite facing anti-LGBTQ opposition.

And he won explicitly running on a platform to help the poor, people of color and LGBTQ people.

Democratic Socialist Jabari Brisport has been described as “the next Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.”

Jones won his race for the state senate and Rayner is headed to the state House of Representatives.

“People don’t care about my gender identity. They just care about whether I’m going to fight for them.”

Small will be the fifth transgender legislator in America.

In an exclusive interview, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist talks about his deadly foe, Jair Bolsonaro, American politics, and making his queer family a role model for Brazilian gay kids.

“I’ll probably vote. Then I’m probably going to throw up when I’m done, and feel horrible about it.”

A stoic, steadfast Martin spoke directly to Puerto Ricans living stateside, begging them to make their plans to vote. 

Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS) made history as the first out LGBTQ person elected to Congress from Kansas.