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Out gay former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and out lesbian Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel are Michigan's leading candidates in an early U.S. Senate primary poll.
In an exclusive, Fetterman talks about his campaign against Dr. Oz, his ongoing support for LGBTQ+ equality, fighting for workers' rights, and making another most stylish list.
Angélica Lozano, who is bisexual, was among 14 LGBT candidates running in the nation's elections.
The Wisconsin lawmaker, the first LGBTQ+ senator, will be seeking a third term.
Arizona senator Jeff Flake announced he's retiring, which improves the chances of Kyrsten Sinema capturing his seat next year.
Thune, a senator from South Dakota, has differed with Donald Trump at times but now says he's committed to Trump's agenda.
Beggs said that not only did Cruz not get his permission to use his image in the ad, but that it failed to mention that he was forced to compete against women because the state's laws prevented him from competing against men.
Former diplomat Dan Baer, who just landed an endorsement from the Victory Fund, hopes to unseat Colorado's Cory Gardner.
McSally, who lost to out bi candidate Kyrsten Sinema for one U.S. Senate seat from Arizona, has been appointed to fill the other one.
Moore had filed a complaint late Wednesday alleging voter fraud, with support from "experts" including a Holocaust denier.
Senator Baldwin is the first out LGBTQ+ person elected to the U.S. Senate.
"From one elected official to another: Stop Lying. It's gross," the gay Pennsylvania lawmaker told Tennessee's Republican senator-elect.
Prominent GOPer Bruce Ash went on a misogynistic, biphobic tirade against the duly elected senator.
The citizens of ruby red Texas have elected the state’s first LGBTQ+ senator: Molly Cook.
Allison Ikley-Freeman, victorious in a special election this week, is the second lesbian and third LGBT person elected to the state legislature.
Two trans candidates make history by filing to run for North Carolina's state legislature. Just three years ago, state lawmakers passed the nation's most notorious bathroom bill.
Danica Roem was the first transgender person seated in any state legislature. During her campaign for state Senate, she faced transphobia but emerged victorious on Election Day.
