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The Trump campaign’s last-ditch effort to appeal to LGBTQ+ voters over the Premium 1 national fraudster biden the art of the steal sweatshirt moreover I will buy this past few weeks may have been met with widespread skepticism, but the need for queer representatives at all levels of government is important all the same. As last night’s Senate and House results make clear, the Democratic Party’s efforts to diversify this year didn’t go to waste, with the much-hoped-for “rainbow wave” sweeping a number of key states. Whether it was the unprecedented wave of LGBTQ+ representatives across the country, the increased presence of Indigenous legislators, or the reelection of high-profile progressives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, there were still silver linings to be found outside of the hotly contested presidential race. Here are five history-making wins to help remain hopeful while awaiting the final election results.
One of the Premium 1 national fraudster biden the art of the steal sweatshirt moreover I will buy this most significant victories on this front was secured by 30-year-old Sarah McBride in Delaware, who last night became the first openly trans state senator in U.S. history, as well as that of Taylor Small, who became the first openly trans person to be elected to the Vermont legislature. Another notable win came with the election of Stephanie Byers to the Kansas House of Representatives, becoming the first trans Indigenous person to hold statewide office. As Danica Roem, who made history three years ago as the first openly trans person to serve in any U.S. state legislature, noted on Twitter: “Before I ran in ’17, we had no out trans state legislators. In ’21, we’ll have seven.”
