Anti-Trans Ads Turned Off Midterm Voters, Polls Find
Thirty-seven percent of midterm voters said anti-trans ads made them less likely to support the candidates who ran them.
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Thirty-seven percent of midterm voters said anti-trans ads made them less likely to support the candidates who ran them.
Read at Metro WeeklyState Rep. Ana-Maria Rodriguez Ramos will be at Alexandre’s, 4026 Cedar Springs Road, at 10 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday, Nov. 12) to make a “special…
Read at Dallas VoiceThis story originally appeared on The Advocate . Retired U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Parker Dubois used to have a ready answer when someone…
Read at ThemWhite House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is behind one lawsuit cited by the Department of Education.
Read at LGBTQ NationRicardo Martinez (GLAD Law) spoke about the future of LGBTQ protective policy under the 120th Congress
Read at Washington BladeThe City of Delray Beach, Florida, announced it can't hold either event, but the Mayor only appears concerned with fighting for one.
Read at LGBTQ NationChuck Hubbard currently leads by 325 votes. In 2024, he lost to the same opponent by 19 points.
Read at LGBTQ NationFootage shared on Facebook by the teen’s mother has prompted a review by the city and the Teamsters union, with calls for the officer…
Read at PinkNewsCarson Jones shared family campaign photos and videos following his father losing Alabama’s race for governor.
Read at PinkNewsCourt ruling ‘will change many millions of people’s lives’. In an article about the Privy Court decision of Nov. 10 that overturned the anti-gay…
Read at Erasing 76 CrimesNew reports highlight how the Trump administration has used “third country” deportations to remove LGBTQ+ refugees from the United States — including those previously…
Read at Philadelphia Gay NewsEverton Blair spoke at Capital Stonewall Democrats event
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