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God Lost the 2012 Election
By Chris Sosa | Wednesday Nov 7, 2012
America has finally decided to stop waiting for god to bless the USA and shown him the door.
With Election Day Approaching, Tierney and Tisei Wage Battle to Win
By Dan Meyer | Monday Nov 5, 2012
The race between openly gay Republican candidate Richard Tisei and Rep. John Tierney for the a seat in the House of Representatives for Massachusetts’s 6th Congressional District is on fire just one day before the elections.
The Campaign
By Chris Sosa | Tuesday Oct 30, 2012
It’s Will Ferrell versus Zach Galifianakis in a screwball-style comedy about elections in the US.
Hookups Get Political
By Jason St. Amand | Monday Sep 10, 2012
Grindr gets political by launching a new initiative that will geo-target users and inform them about issues in their area.
Tough Economy Impacts Gay Marriage Campaign in Oregon
By Jason St. Amand | Thursday Nov 10, 2011
It was announced earlier this week that gay rights supporters in Portland, Ore., would not carry on with an initiative campaign that could make Oregon the first state to vote to legalize gay marriage, according to an article by the Associated Press.
Americans Across the Country Vote For LGBT Rights in Nov. 8 Election
By Jason St. Amand | Wednesday Nov 9, 2011
Several states saw victories for the LGBT community during the November 8 elections. Despite the GOP trying to prevent new regulations from passing, voters had the final say.
Gay Candidate in Irish Presidential Election Concedes Defeat
By Shawn Pogatchnik | Friday Oct 28, 2011
Openly gay candidate David Norris conceded defeat as human rights activist and poet Michael D. Higgins looked on course to be elected Ireland’s president.
San Francisco Dog Owners Hope to Sway Mayoral Race
By Beth Duff-Brown | Monday Oct 3, 2011
There are more dogs than kids in the City by the Bay. So it stands to reason dog owners carry a lot of clout - so much so they believe their endorsement can sway the upcoming mayoral race.
Testimony: Cain Campaign Concealed Gay Aide’s Role
By Ryan J. Foley | Wednesday Sep 14, 2011
Facing concerns from supporters in Iowa, Herman Cain’s presidential campaign tried to conceal the role of a top adviser who had been ousted as leader of a gay pride group in Wisconsin amid a financial scandal, a former staffer has alleged.
AP Poll: Divisions Persist on Marriage Equality
By Jennifer Agiesta and Laurie Kellman | Wednesday Sep 14, 2011
Americans are grappling with marriage equality from their homes to the halls of government in the shadow of a presidential election next year. The ambivalence is reflected in a new poll that shows the nation is passionate, conflicted and narrowly split.
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