LGBTQ candidates

A record number of out candidates won their races this year.

And it’s not over yet.

Here’s a look at who else won big in the midterms.

If we want to win equality, we need to vote – and run for office ourselves.

“In November, more voters than ever before will receive a ballot with the name of an LGBTQ candidate.”

One candidate is running against one of the most homophobic members of Congress.

Many candidates – including several trans and non-binary candidates – broke ceilings with their historic wins.

The pandemic’s gone on a year. We’re left to deal with mental health issues, strained relationships, vaccines, and Zoom calls. So is Malcolm Kenyatta.

In less than a week, the out former Presidential candidate will likely be under the hot mic, being grilled by the likes of Ted Cruz & Rick Scott.

She’s running in the local sheriff’s race and now that she’s won the hate crimes have started.

The out presidential candidate’s just not that into you, Mr. Trump – and I doubt Mike Pence would be approving, either.

How do you qualify to be a lesbian?

Here’s the lowdown on four attractive candidates who could change the face of Congress next year.