New TX rallying cry: 'Remember that Ed's a mo!'

Tue, Jun 12th 2007, 09:20

goodasyou.com blogs about the anti-Ed Oakley/anti-gay automated calls being made by the Heritage Alliance PAC just days before the Dallas run-off.

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First openly bisexual man elected to NY State Assembly

Tue, Jun 12th 2007, 09:20

With 64% of the vote, Micah Kellner became the first openly bisexual man elected to the New York State Assembly.

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Single payer health plan begins again

Thu, Jun 7th 2007, 12:50

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New York gets 5th LGBT legislator

Wed, Jun 6th 2007, 11:35

Micah Kellner won a special election June 5th to represent the 65th District in the New York State Assembly.  He joins four other out legislators in the state legislature. 

Read more at NY1 news .

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Kellner defeats Camp in NY Assembly election

Wed, Jun 6th 2007, 11:24

Openly bisexual Micah Kellner defeated opponent Gregory Camp in a NY Assembly special election.  According to unofficial returns, Kellner received 65 percent of the votes, while Camp received 35 percent.

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Oakley advances in Dallas mayoral race

Tue, Jun 5th 2007, 13:44

Councilman Ed Oakley is a step closer to becoming the nation's first openly gay mayor of one of the largest U.S. cities after Saturday's election in Dallas.

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Oregon's out lawmakers celebrate new laws

Tue, Jun 5th 2007, 13:43

Oregon’s two LGBT legislators, Rep. Tina Kotek and Sen. Kate Brown, pictured here to the right of Gov. Ted Kulongoski, at the signing of two new pro-equality laws.  Terry Bean, one of the founders of the Victory Fund, is pictured to the left of the governor.

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Victory in Colorado!

Tue, Jun 5th 2007, 13:43

State Sen. Jennifer Veiga has prevailed in her decade-long quest to pass a bill protecting gays and lesbians from employment discrimination.

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Columnist: “Gay lawmakers are rocketing our country forward”

Tue, Jun 5th 2007, 13:42

Syndicated columnist Deb Price credits openly LGBT legislators with a recent flood of good news for the gay community coming out of state legislatures.  Read her column in the Detroit News.

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Runoff could make Dallas largest U.S. city with openly gay mayor

Tue, Jun 5th 2007, 13:30

While once considered a hotbed of conservativism, Dallas is slowly moving to the middle of the political isle as more progressive voices are heard and a more diverse field of candidates become elected officials.

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