LGBTQ voters

The President’s hospitalized. Republican after Republican is falling ill. The moderator’s already under scrutiny. LGBTQ groups demand inclusion. What will be different in the upcoming VP debate?

The spot centers LGBTQ spaces affected by the pandemic, explaining “no one knows when we’ll be free to come back, to truly be ourselves.”

Almost a quarter of LGBTQ Republicans have a favorable opinion of Joe Biden and a lot of them say they plan to vote for the former Vice President.

While there are 11 million LGBTQ Americans eligible to vote in the upcoming presidential election, over 2 million aren’t registered to vote.

James Duke Mason argues that with Pete Buttigieg out of the running, Joe Biden is the candidate that will deliver for the LGBTQ community.

The senator from Vermont was by far LGBTQ voters’ preferred candidate on Super Tuesday. The billionaire? Not so much.

LGBTQ people have made up a huge percentage of voters on Super Tuesday. A third of them were under 30.

In a tight election year, every vote counts – which is why Republicans are no doubt pleased that voter ID laws disenfranchise transgender voters.

By ensuring that the census will undercount urban areas, the Trump administration is guaranteeing conservative districts will have disproportionate power.

If every LGBT American had voted in 2016 we would not have our fundamental rights under attack today.