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10 Republican 'hate squad' lawmakers targeted by pro-LGBTQ+ Agenda PAC

Agenda PAC is hoping to unseat these "beatable bigots."

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There were notable wins in both red and blue states, with Texas moving toward sending a lesbian to Congress and Burlington, Vt., electing a lesbian mayor.

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10 Republican 'hate squad' lawmakers targeted by pro-LGBTQ+ Agenda PAC

Agenda PAC is hoping to unseat these "beatable bigots."

Pro-LGBTQ+ Agenda PAC Makes Its Mark With Political Victories

Pennsylvania's Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta sought to "beat beatable bigots," and he says the group helped do just that.

Weeks after primary election, gay candidate Evan Low advances to general for California congressional seat

The final vote count shows Low in a tie for second with Joe Simitian, so both will be on the general election ballot, along with Sam Liccardo. The primary was held March 5.

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In an exclusive interview with The Advocate, Brian Sims shared his vision for Agenda PAC as it gears up for the final stretch of the high-stakes 2024 election cycle.

LGBTQ+ candidates in Texas, California, and more advance in Super Tuesday races

There were notable wins in both red and blue states, with Texas moving toward sending a lesbian to Congress and Burlington, Vt., electing a lesbian mayor.

The LGBTQ+ political wins in an otherwise devastating election

There were some bright spots.

Anti-LGBTQ+ Calif. Congressman Changes Tune When Facing Gay Challenger

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This Gay Former Federal Prosecutor Could Unseat a Decades-Long GOP Rep

The out Democrat Will Rollins believes that his GOP opponent has disqualified himself.

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LGBTQ+ candidates are running to make history in California, Texas, North Carolina, and elsewhere.

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Agenda PAC is hoping to unseat these "beatable bigots."

Pennsylvania's Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta sought to "beat beatable bigots," and he says the group helped do just that.

The final vote count shows Low in a tie for second with Joe Simitian, so both will be on the general election ballot, along with Sam Liccardo. The primary was held March 5.

Will Rollins lost a close race against Republican Ken Calvert in 2022, but 2024 may well bring a different outcome.

In an exclusive interview with The Advocate, Brian Sims shared his vision for Agenda PAC as it gears up for the final stretch of the high-stakes 2024 election cycle.

There were notable wins in both red and blue states, with Texas moving toward sending a lesbian to Congress and Burlington, Vt., electing a lesbian mayor.

There were some bright spots.

U.S. Rep. Ken Calvert once spoke out against marriage equality and outed an opponent, but now he's being challenged by gay man Will Rollins.

The out Democrat Will Rollins believes that his GOP opponent has disqualified himself.

LGBTQ+ candidates are running to make history in California, Texas, North Carolina, and elsewhere.

Here are the candidates running for Congress and judicial office on November 5.