Christopher Kane is a White House correspondent for the Washington Blade, focusing on LGBTQ+ issues and political developments. With a strong commitment to reporting on the intersection of politics and the LGBTQ+ community, Christopher has covered a wide range of topics including gender-affirming care, anti-LGBTQ violence, and appointments to the federal bench.
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By: Christopher Kane
VP candidate said he and Trump will win over these constituents
Her win comes as the community is under attack
Winning her bid for the state's at-large seat in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday, Delaware State Sen. Sarah McBride became the first transgender candidate elected to the U.S. Congress.
By: Christopher Kane
She was the first — and will be the only — LGBTQ voice in the chamber
The members, all Democrats, serve on the Congressional Equality Caucus
While many U.S. House races are still too early to call and control of the chamber remains in limbo, the nine openly LGBTQ members, all Democrats, either won reelection or were projected to win as of Wednesday morning.
By: Christopher Kane
Groups in the LGBTQ movement prepared for all outcomes ahead of the election
Human Rights Campaign National Press Secretary Brandon Wolf (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key)
Second Trump administration could target transgender students
By: Christopher Kane
Calvert has tried to distance himself from anti-LGBTQ record
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