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Here’s what is at stake for transgender people in the midterm election

The 2018 election may be one of the most important midterms for transgender people.

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There are a record number of transgender candidates running in 2018 & that’s good for America

While one transgender candidate in California has dropped out, two more are running for New York State Assembly.

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Right wing pundit: Trans candidates won this week because men allowed women to vote

“It’s all just girls, girls, girls playing politics.”

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Virginia’s ‘homophobe-in-chief’ got burned by his sister after his election loss

Bob Marshall wrote the state's proposed transgender bathroom bill and was handily defeated by Danica Roem, a transgender woman.

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Fearmongering robocalls against trans candidate looks to be work of conservative org

Her anti-LGBTQ opponent has refused to debate her and has misgendered her in the press.

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Transgender candidate hits back at opponent for misgendering her in new ad

As she takes hormone pills and puts on makeup, she explains why her opponent's attacks on her gender identity is an attack on voters.

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This conservative politician is so terrified of his trans opponent, he won’t debate her

Incumbent Virginia delegate Bob Marshall's excuse is so weak, no one is buying it.

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Transgender woman looks to defeat one of the country’s most anti-LGBT lawmakers

Danica Roem is challenging Republican Bob Marshall for his northern Virginia seat in the state House of Delegates.

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Trans candidate in Virginia makes history by winning House primary

Danica Roem, who has already accomplished a major milestone, could become the first transgender person elected as a state legislator.

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LGBT rights were a major topic in Utah’s senate race debate last night

Democratic candidate Misty Snow, a transgender woman, challenged the incumbent on a proposal she said would allow discrimination against LGBT people.

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