Elections

Democracy demands our personal responsibility to critically examine our politicians so we can make truly informed decisions.

However, the group has a 4-point plan to prevent the expected spike.

Out Democrats in California, Iowa and Montana will advance to November general elections

Trump-devoted candidates are seeking to become election officials so they can gladly overturn voting results they don’t like, which is alarming actual protectors of democracy.

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.

The last straight person lost their re-election campaign.

Connecticut is setting a different kind of record: six openly gay or lesbian candidates are running as Republicans for seats in the state Assembly.

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

Here is a list of our top three female campaign managers making all their own rules in the 2018 midterms.

“We’re a red state, because people don’t vote.”

The Human Rights Campaign annual national dinner was as eventful as ever last night with anti-Trump sentiments being shared throughout the evening – in great force.

While the DNC is touting “More LGBTQ Federal Democratic Nominees than Ever Before,” LGBTQ Nation takes a look at the headliners. 

Two men talk about how they’re not going to vote. Then they start having sex. Because if you don’t vote, then you’re….

They said they are transgender to skirt a law that requires an equal number of men and women candidates in order to ensure women’s representation in government.

But is the phrase homophobic when used by an LGBT ally to describe a gay man?

Democrats have a real chance to change Congress, but what will they do to win back the majority?

There’s a really simple reason why some gay people in France will be voting for a candidate who opposes marriage equality.

From TV hosts to transgender activists, the very idea that Oprah Winfrey might run for president has people excited.

From House Bill 2 to gerrymandering to voter disenfranchisement, North Carolina landed in the national spotlight for all the wrong reasons this year.

“Loser.”