November 07 2012 3:00 PM ET
November 07 2012 3:00 PM ET
Mixed Results for Republicans Who Backed Marriage Equality in New York
Mark Grisanti, one of four Republican state senators who backed marriage equality legislation last year, won his race for reelection, while Stephen Saland appeared to be losing.
November 07 2012 1:40 PM ET
Opponent of LGBT Education Elected
One of California's antigay politicos was reelected on Tuesday.
November 07 2012 1:20 PM ET
Tammy Wins: In Pictures
We're not gloating — it's just that we just find these pictures of Tammy Baldwin and her supporters very moving. The Wisconsin congresswoman became the first openly gay U.S. senator in history on Tuesday.
November 07 2012 1:10 PM ET
Have We Seen the Last of Antigay Allen West?
It's still not for certain that Tea Party favorite Allen West
November 07 2012 1:09 PM ET
November 07 2012 1:20 PM ET
Kyrsten Sinema: 'We’re Optimistic' in Arizona
Kyrsten Sinema, who could become the first openly bisexual candidate elected to Congress, said her lead in the hotly contested race in Arizona appears to be “growing.”
November 07 2012 12:59 PM ET
Last Night's LGBT Victories in 10 Easy Bites
November 07 2012 12:40 PM ET
November 07 2012 12:47 PM ET
Mark Takano Becomes First LGBT Person of Color in Congress
Riverside, California educator and GSA adviser Mark Takano has won his race against Republican opponent John Tavaglione for the newly-created 41st Congressional District, according to
November 07 2012 12:36 PM ET
Michele Bachmann Manages a Close Win in Minnesota
Michele Bachmann yet again eked out a win in her Minnesota district and returns to Congress with severely antigay views.
November 07 2012 12:18 PM ET
Meet the Youngest Out Lawmaker in the Country
November 07 2012 11:46 AM ET
Iowa Retains Judge Who Joined Marriage Equality Ruling
Justice David Wiggins, who joined the unanimous marriage equality ruling in 2009, survived a campaign to recall him.
November 07 2012 3:06 AM ET
November 07 2012 12:28 PM ET
Gay Congressional Winner Makes History in New York
Sean Patrick Maloney defeated incumbent Nan Hayworth in one of the most closely watched Congressional races in the country to become the first openly candidate elected to Congress from the state.
November 07 2012 2:42 AM ET
LGBT Supporter Wins Hawaii Senate Race
Mazie Hirono moves up from the U.S. House to the Senate, defeating Linda Lingle, who as the state's governor had vetoed civil unions.
November 07 2012 2:19 AM ET
Iowa Judge Who Voted to Legalize Marriage Equality Can Keep His Job
