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LGBTQ representation in House could take a hit in midterms

Por: The Hill Politics November 08, 2022

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With just hours to go before polls close, the fate of multiple openly LGBTQ House incumbents is up in the air, potentially spelling trouble for the group’s representation in the next Congress.  Openly gay Democratic Reps. Angie Craig (Minn.), Chris Pappas (N.H.) and Sean Patrick Maloney (N.Y.) are each facing tight races in Tuesday’s midterm elections, the outcome of which will determine whether LGBTQ representation in the House continues... + full article



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