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Playbook PM: Senate heads toward debt ceiling vote - Vimarsana News

Playbook PM: Senate heads toward debt ceiling vote

And Steny Hoyer endorses Angela Alsobrooks.

Maura Healey Has Become The Nation's First Openly Lesbian Governor And Massachusetts's First Woman Governor - Vimarsana News

Maura Healey Has Become The Nation's First Openly Lesbian Governor And Massachusetts's First Woman Governor

Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll will be joining Healey as lieutenant governor. This is the first time women have held both roles at the same time in the US.

A Landmark Step Toward Equality: Human Rights Campaign Celebrates Senate Passage of Bipartisan Respect for Marriage Act - Vimarsana News

A Landmark Step Toward Equality: Human Rights Campaign Celebrates Senate Passage of Bipartisan Respect for Marriage Act

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) — the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization — today celebrated the bipartisan passage of the Respect for Marriage Act in the U.S. Senate. The bill passed 61 to 36, garnering a strong bipartisan vote with Senate Democrats and 12 Republicans voting in favor, marking a truly historic moment for LGBTQ+ equality.

Source: hrc.org
'Equality Voters' Stopped the 'Red Wave,' Says New Poll - Vimarsana News

'Equality Voters' Stopped the 'Red Wave,' Says New Poll

Voters who support LGBTQ+ equality played a key role in Democratic midterm victories, says the Human Rights Campaign.

Bill protecting same-sex marriage gains bipartisan support in U.S. Senate; Pa.'s Casey, Toomey split - Vimarsana News

Bill protecting same-sex marriage gains bipartisan support in U.S. Senate; Pa.'s Casey, Toomey split

WASHINGTON —  The U.S. Senate cleared a key hurdle to passing a marriage equality bill Wednesday, garnering even more than the 60 senators from both political parties needed to move past a legislative filibuster.