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| By the numbers: Gays in 2010 elections |
| by Staff | ||||
| November 12, 2010 00:00 | ||||
106Openly LGBT candidates endorsed by the Victory Fund who won on Nov. 2, meaning more were elected in 2010 than any year in history. 4Openly gay members of Congress, after Democrat David Cicilline was elected to the U.S. House from Rhode Island on Nov. 2. 535Total voting members of Congress, including 435 in the House and 100 in the Senate. There are no openly LGBT U.S. senators. 2States that elected their first openly gay state lawmakers last week: North Carolina and Ohio. 2Openly gay state lawmakers in Georgia; State Reps. Karla Drenner and Simone Bell were reelected without opposition on Nov. 2.
Source: Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, staff reports
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