McClellan made history Tuesday in Virginia congressional race
Democrat Jennifer McClellan broke a barrier against a pro-Trump Republican as Virginia's first Black women in Congress.
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Democrat Jennifer McClellan broke a barrier against a pro-Trump Republican as Virginia's first Black women in Congress.
On Tuesday, Democrat Jennifer McClellan was elected to fill an open seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Democrat Jennifer McClellan broke a barrier against a pro-Trump Republican as Virginia's first Black women in Congress.
In 1901 Jennifer McClellan’s great-grandfather was forced to take a literacy test before he could register to vote in Alabama. In 1947 her father had to pay a poll tax in Tennessee. Now she will represent Virginia in Congress.