How You Voted: The Advocate's Election Exit Survey
The Advocate's Election Day exit survey shows 9% of you voted on marriage equality in some form and 64% of you have a clear candidate for 2016.
Gay Lawmaker Becomes Majority Leader of Washington State Senate
Ed Murray is the second openly gay person in U.S. history to head a state senate.
Voters in Two Kansas Cities Repeal Antidiscrimination Laws
Citizens in both Salina and Hutchinson voted to rescind the gay-inclusive ordinances their cities had adopted this year.
Outed Republican Sheriff Wins Re-Election
Paul Babeu, the outed Sheriff of Pinal County, Ariz., has won re-election with 53.8% of the vote.
Romney Concedes Florida; Campaign Staff 'Sick' Over Loss
Votes are still being counted in the state, but they're mostly from heavily Democratic areas.
New Hampshire Voters Elect Their First Trans Lawmaker
In another of many history-making victories in Tuesday’s election, New Hampshire has voted in its first openly transgender legislator.
Antigay Watch List: Winners and Losers
When it comes to this list of homophobic candidates, voters passed on electing a few of the most wacky. But the familiar faces of many villains return.
Go Inside the Exit Polling of Gay Voters and Marriage Equality
Exit polls have a lot to say about the role LGBT issues played in the election, and on how President Obama's support for marriage equality might have resonated with the electorate.
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