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Bishop to be named mayor of Neptune Township, N.J.
Mon, Dec 31st 2007, 09:12Victory endorsee expected to be one of two openly gay mayors in the state.
Frank Ferri sworn in as Rhode Island Assemblyman
Fri, Dec 21st 2007, 11:48Victory endorsee Frank Ferri was sworn into office on Dec. 19, after winning a special election in Rhode Island's 22nd District. Click through to see video of the ceremony.
Being gay not hindering Polis' race
Mon, Dec 17th 2007, 13:22The fact that Polis is gay has hardly come up in Colorado — minus some derogatory name-calling on a right-wing blog — where he is locked in an intense, ultra-expensive primary battle to replace Senate contender Mark Udall.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram renews Joel Burns endorsement
Wed, Dec 12th 2007, 10:19"Our opinion hasn't changed: The Star-Telegram Editorial Board still feels strongly that Burns, 38, a Realtor and resident of the Ryan Place neighborhood, should be the voters' choice to succeed Wendy Davis."
Miami City Council approves domestic partner health benefit policy
Wed, Dec 12th 2007, 09:28The North Miami City Council adopted a new Procurement Ordinance which requires certain contractors wishing to do business with the City to provide equal health benefits to domestic partners of their own employees.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission candidate Jim Roth praised in editorial
Wed, Dec 5th 2007, 16:35Daily Oklahoman editorial praises Roth's diligence, omits mentions of his sexuality.
McAffrey proposes adding sexual orientation and gender to hate crimes law
Wed, Dec 5th 2007, 15:39Oklahoma's only gay state legislator proposes legislation, prompted by the murder of a 62-year-old gay man.
Ferri wins seat in Rhode Island Assembly
Wed, Nov 28th 2007, 10:42Victory-endorsed candidate Frank Ferri won a special election to fill a vacant Assembly seat, crediting his door-to-door campaigning and strong fundraising for the win.
Georgia candidate loses after anti-trans lawsuit
Wed, Nov 21st 2007, 08:25Riverdale, Ga., City Councilwoman Michelle Bruce, one of the few openly transgender elected officials in the U.S., lost her runoff election Tuesday following a high-profile lawsuit by opponents who charged she deceived the public by identifying as female.
Frank Ferri faces two challengers in special election
Wed, Nov 21st 2007, 08:08Aspiring Rhode Island Assemblymember faces two tough opponents in the general election Nov. 27.
