Kyrsten Sinema

We, as LGBT voters and givers of campaign dollars, have to be especially discerning.

In new photos released today, the No H8 campaign added 67 additional supporters from the U.S. Congress — including the campaign's first U.S. senators and a Republican member of Congress.

The first LGBT person of color was elected to Congress in the land of Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon.

Rep. Nadler reintroduced the Uniting American Families Act.

The 113th Congress has the highest number of openly LGBT members in the body’s history, with six in the House and, for the first time, an openly gay senator. Each politico here brings something unique to the table. They’re all Democrats, and all were endorsed by the Victory Fund, meaning they fully support federal, state, and local efforts to advance LGBT rights. Meet your new representatives.

The race to represent Arizona's ninth district was too close to call until Monday morning.