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dallasvoice.comRitchie Torres, left, Sarah McBride, right Election results for LGBTQ candidates across the country were a mixed bag Lisa Keen | Keen News Servicelisakeen@mac.com Despite the ongoing uncertainty over the race for president, there was some good news for LGBTQ candidates across the country after Tuesday’s elections as well as some bad news.
Democrats did not manage to take control of the U.S. Senate. While they did win two new seats (from Colorado and Arizona), they also lost two (Alabama and Michigan).
There is still an opportunity to pick up another seat in a run-off in Georgia, but the Democrats will fall short of reaching a 51-seat majority.
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09.02 / 21:33
politics
Florida
Ron DeSantis just reminded everyone he’s a pile of homophobic garbage, in case anyone forgot
Florida’s pro-Nazi, anti-LGBTQ Gov. Ron DeSantis is currently being ripped to shreds on Twitter after he voiced his support for the archaic “Don’t Say Gay” bill that is gaining momentum in the Florida Legislature.The bill, which was introduced by state Republicans last month is on the agenda for next Tuesday’s meeting of Senate Education Committee, would make it illegal for teachers to talk about sexual orientation and gender identity in Florida primary schools.“Schools need to be teaching kids to read, to write,” DeSantis told reporters this week.
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