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The stats don't lie. The Midwest was letting its freak flag fly.
November 12 2024 4:45 PM
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In the November 5, 2024, election, LGBTQ+ rights are on the line. In the presidential race, Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz face the Republican ticket of former President Donald Trump and Ohio U.S. Sen. JD Vance. There are also all seats in the House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate, and key state and local offices up for grabs. Gender-affirming care, abortion access, future Supreme Court appointments, and more are on the line this Election Day.
Here, The Advocate has collected its reporting on the election. Keep up with the latest election news by signing up to our newsletter.
The stats don't lie. The Midwest was letting its freak flag fly.
McBride and Chris Hayes explored the significance of her election as the first out transgender member of Congress, a landmark victory amid a divisive election season dominated by ineffective anti-trans ads.
“There is this paradox where a majority of Americans voted for Trump, who is extremely anti-trans, and yet many Americans also voted for out transgender candidates and in favor of LGBTQ rights in referendums,” A4TE executive director Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen told The Advocate.
Donald Trump may have won in part based on lies Republicans spread about a vulnerable minority of Americans.
Baldwin prevailed in a tight race against Republican Eric Hovde.
America elected a man who promised to roll back the rights of transgender people.
"If what you want is a centrist campaign that's quiet on trans issues ... that candidate existed, and she just lost," Oliver said during a recent episode of Last Week Tonight.
He eked out a victory in a state that Donald Trump won.
A popular TikTok content creator sounds the alarm for women, immigrants and LGBTQ+ people.
"We will get through this false story line based on lies, hate, and power — and the queer community will still be there, and in all likelihood, even stronger," a mental health expert tells The Advocate.
Though there are still many unknowns, here is what we know so far about how a second Trump term will approach reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, the economy, education, immigration, and aging and disability care.
There were some bright spots.
Voters in California, Colorado, and Hawaii resoundingly affirm love over hate.
The MSNBC show has focused on cultural issues that Democrats weren’t even running on as the reason that Donald Trump won the election.
The work these groups do will be critical during a second Trump Administration.
LGBTQ+ youth are afraid, confused, and anxious about the outcome of the election, The Trevor Project said. Here are some resources.
“Queer people, trans people, people of color are waking up today feeling in danger,” U.S. Rep. Becca Balint said. “We need to have a full-throated declaration that we are going to be there with them.”
Some of Donald Trump’s strongest supporters are celebrating that the far-right agenda will see the light of day.
An overwhelming 86 percent of LGBTQ+ voters backed the Vice President, compared to just 12 percent who voted for Trump.
It was the end of a historic, inspiring, and remarkable presidential campaign.