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Let the out MSNBC journalist guide you through the election night numbers.
November 5, 2024
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Let the out MSNBC journalist guide you through the election night numbers.
The comedian tells everyone to "put on some makeup and get your ass in line."
The issue is now clearly back in the political arena, but Republicans seem to want to avoid it.
With more than 300 anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced across the United States in 2022, advocates are urging queer people and their allies to vote.
More than 430 out LGBTQ+ candidates won their elections in the 2022 midterms.
That was one of several homophobic comments the Iowa congressman made on the eve of the midterm election.
As the midterms reach their fever pitch, a look at the origin of the slurs Republicans are using against LGBTQ+ people this election cycle.
The Advocate interviewed the representative of California's 41st congressional district on what's at stake for queer people in the midterm election.
With the midterm election nearly upon us, March For Our Lives activists won't let voters ignore gun control.
As we prepare for a critical midterm election, it's worth recalling another one, in which California voters rejected a virulently homophobic ballot measure.
With the GOP doing badly in the polls in front of the midterm election, President Bush has turned to a favored political tool: gay bashing.
After some claimed Hillary Clinton's embrace of minority groups cost her the election, will midterm candidates back off their outreach to LGBTs and people of color?
Republican control of Congress is on the line Tuesday in an election colored by voters' dismay over the Iraq war and misbehavior in Washington. At stake in the midterm election were all 435 House of Representatives seats, 33 in the Senate, 36 governor's offices, and ballot measures on same-sex marriage.
Aided by public revulsion over a cybersex scandal involving gay former congressman Mark Foley, Democrats enter the final month of the midterm election campaign well-positioned to challenge control of Congress, while Republicans increasingly express concern about holding on to power.
The nation's new out governors, treasurers, and congressmembers are staring down inflation, climate change, and gun violence.
Democrats had originally been eyeing a Senate vote before this fall's midterms.
Jamie Clayton, Jazz Jennings, Elliot Fletcher, and other trans icons urge their community to make their voices heard this November.
“At a time when the forces of hatred seek to divide us by race, place, and identity, the choice in this election is clear," says Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson.
In the most comprehensive political survey of LGBTQ+ Americans ever conducted found most respondents – 85% – “always” or “nearly always” voted, compared with roughly a third of the general population.