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.
Poll: Gay People Are an Ineffective Bogeyman for GOP
In a new poll, the Human Rights Campaign reinforces the growing conventional wisdom that using LGBT people as a bogeyman is no longer a winning proposition for the Republican Party.
Obama Nominates Gay Black Man to Federal Judgeship
If confirmed by the Senate, William Thomas of Florida would be the first out gay black man to be a life-tenured federal judge.
Catholic Bishops Unfazed by Election, Stick to Antigay Views
Writer Sacked After Supporting Marriage Equality in Conservative Mag
Writer D.G.
Huckabee: Marriage Equality Voters Aren't Going to Hell
Mike Huckabee told Jon Stewart he never meant to imply you're going to hell if you vote for marriage equality. So that's good?
The Internet Loves Gay Geek Nate Silver
The stats geek everyone is in love with now has his own Internet meme, a Twitter parody account, and a very popular (and very funny) hashtag devoted to his praises.
Meet America's (Shockingly Few) Trans Elected Officials
As part of Transgender Awareness Week, we take a look at the men and women who are finally breaking the glass ceiling of elected office.
Emanuel: Marriage Equality in Illinois Should Be a Priority
Noting that "the time is right," Chicago mayor and former presidential aide Rahm Emanuel says it's time to get to work on marriage equality in Illinois.
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.
Billboard for Gay Radio Show Vandalized
A Los Angeles billboard featuring two gay radio hosts has been vandalized for the second time,
Supreme Court Pushes Prop. 8 Announcement
When will the Supreme Court tell us whether it will hear the Proposition 8 case?
Oregon: Next to Legalize Marriage Through Voters?
After three successful attempts to legalize marriage by the ballot box and another success in preventing a Minnesota constitutional ban on same-sex couples marrying, Oregon may be the next state to
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