Equality Voters are those who share HRC’s vision for a society free of discrimination against LGBTQ+ people, and we’re having more of an impact on elections than ever before.
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There are over 75 million Equality Voters in America — LGBTQ+ people and allies who understand the importance of electing officeholders as committed to equality as we are. But pro-equality candidates are only part of the equation: we must also fight to ensure the access to and integrity of our elections. Access to free and fair elections is central to preserving democracy, and it’s something that affects LGBTQ+ people disproportionately.
Elections will decide whether we can defend and build on our progress — or whether our opponents can erase our rights and our community.
Read Moreabout Human Rights Campaign's Voting CenterThis archived timeline examines the key moments of the Trump-Pence Administration. It highlights pivotal actions, policy changes, and milestones regarding LGBTQ+ rights and equality.
Many in our community are experiencing the heaviness of recent events and a range of emotions including fear, anger, sadness, grief, hopelessness, and exhaustion.
Results from the 2019 LGBTQ+ Voter Experience Study
Mail voting is a safe, effective way to make a difference. Here’s a few simple rules to follow so we can all make sure our voices are heard loud and…
While Rand Paul has spent the last year as a potential presidential candidate suggesting his party needs to be more open to LGBTQ+ Americans, as senator he has staked out…
The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act would strengthen voting rights by expanding and strengthening the government's ability to respond to voting discrimination.
LGBTQ+ Americans, allies, friends, families and co-workers have the power to decide whether to move forward or lose ground. The Human Rights Campaign wants to provide you with information on…
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