How Kamala Harris can win over Trump-leaning white men, suburban women and minorities
Hint: It’s all about the economy.
October 23, 2024
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Poll Finds Record Maryland Support for Marriage Equality
Support for marriage equality is surging among African-American voters.
May 24, 2012
Buttigieg Takes Down Rush Limbaugh's Homophobia on 'Ellen'
The gay presidential candidate also addressed his lack of support from African-American voters.
February 21, 2020
Poll: Support Surging in Maryland for Marriage Equality
Voters favor the new marriage equality law by 49% to 39%, with more than half of African-American voters in favor, but those numbers could change when opponents launch their anticipated media campaign.
October 1, 2012
The Lambert Factor
American Idol may have its first openly gay contestant, and while the blogosphere and American voters seem to be saying it doesn't matter, Dale Hrabi thinks it does.
May 6, 2009
LGBTQ+ voters are all in for Democrats, while anti-transgender candidates are alienating everyone: GLAAD
LGBTQ+ Americans and registered voters in general want politicians to work more on the economy and climate and less on restricting the rights of women and trans people.
March 7, 2024
GOP House Candidate: Illiterate Blacks Enabled LGBTQ Protections
Cleveland-area congressional candidate Beverly Goldstein says Cuyahoga County passed the law because of African-American voters who are not "literate."
October 3, 2018
New Figures Show Majority of Americans Support Marriage Equality
A new Gallup poll shows that 55 percent of American voters support marriage equality, but another poll by Politico suggests lingering dissent.
May 21, 2014
Black Voters Support Marriage in Illinois By Wide Margin
A new poll shows that African-American voters in President Obama's home state support marriage equality 60% to 16%, a much wider margin than measured nationally.
December 7, 2012
Bloomberg Rallies for Marriage Equality in Baltimore
The New York City mayor urged voters to support Question 6 while a new poll suggested the measure is losing favor among African Americans, a key constituency in Maryland.
October 29, 2012
The GOPs antigay pitch to blacks
The Republican Party is reaching out to African-American voters with a pitch that hones in on their presumed homophobia. The party's blatantly antigay "misinformation campaign" is detailed in a new report from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
April 13, 2006
'No on Prop. 8' Reaches Out to Black Voters
As marriage equality opponents galvanized in the Crenshaw area of Los Angeles to target African-American voters, clergy members and other activists gathered just miles away to fight against California's upcoming ballot measure that would ban same-sex marriage.
October 23, 2008
Jonathan D. Lewis, Gay Activist Against Prop. 8 and DADT, Dead at 64
Lewis provided funding for GetEQUAL and was on the board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, among many other activist and philanthropic endeavors.
July 22, 2023
Trump '16 Campaign Employed Elaborate Plot to Suppress Black Vote
The president used Facebook and other platforms to discourage Black voters from going to the polls.
September 28, 2020
Poll Shows Strong Support for Maryland Marriage Equality Law
A polling memo says that "a November win for marriage equality at the ballot box in Maryland is well within our grasp."
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August 2, 2012
We Can Stop the GOP's Disenfranchisement of Black, Trans Voters
McConnell and his ilk will do anything to stop minorities from voting; it must be our mission to win back our inalienable right.
February 2, 2019
Op-ed: Yes, Your Vote Is Being Suppressed
LGBT voters of all races, genders, and economic levels are meeting more roadblocks to vote than anyone would have imagined in 2014.
November 12, 2014
Dissecting South Carolina Politics
South Carolina will be the first Southern state to weigh in on decision 2008. Blogging from Charleston to Myrtle Beach on her way to the Democratic debate next Monday, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Kerry Eleveld will explore the relationship between the LGBT and African-American communities, the Donnie McClurkin effect, and the momentum of the Democratic campaigns.
January 18, 2008