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Election 2022Robert Garcia becomes the first out LGBTQ immigrant elected to Congress
“Every single kid deserves the same shot that this country has given me,” said Robert Garcia when he announced his campaign.
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Election 2022LGBTQ people are vastly underrepresented in elected office. Here’s how that could change
If we want to win equality, we need to vote – and run for office ourselves.
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Election 2022These 9 queer candidates for Congress have a good chance of winning
A record-breaking 104 LGBTQ candidates have mounted campaigns for House or Senate seats this year. These nine are the cream of the crop.
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News (USA)Tuesday’s primaries marked significant wins for LGBTQ candidates
Out Democrats in California, Iowa and Montana will advance to November general elections
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Election 20225 LGBTQ game changers on the ballot in California’s primary next week
One candidate is running against one of the most homophobic members of Congress.
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Election 2022Out mayor Robert Garcia announces his campaign for Congress
“Every single kid deserves the same shot that this country has given me.”
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News (USA)Rainbow lifeguard station burned down in possible hate crime. People want it back, gayer.
The town’s out mayor pledges it will return bigger, better, and gayer.
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Commentary
Will a Latino gay man replace Kamala Harris in the Senate?
Out Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia is reportedly toward the top of the list to fill the seat being vacated by the Vice President-elect.
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News (USA)LGBTQ people played a huge role in Joe Biden’s nomination to be President
From the keynote address to the roll call of votes, LGBTQ people were front and center.
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News (USA)Three gay Democratic “rising stars” to give joint keynote address at convention
This is the first time LGBTQ people will deliver a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention.
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News (USA)
Garcia takes office in Long Beach, becomes city’s first gay, Latino mayor
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Robert Garcia took office as the 28th mayor of Long Beach, Calif. on Tuesday, making him both the first openly gay person and first Latino ever to serve as the Southern California city’s chief executive. California Attorney General Kamala Harris read Garcia his oath in a public ceremony.
