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'''Arizona''' | '''Arizona''' | ||
| − | * [[Kenneth Cheuvront]] | + | * [[Kenneth Cheuvront]], Senator |
'''Arkansas''' | '''Arkansas''' | ||
* [[Kathy Webb]], House of Representatives | * [[Kathy Webb]], House of Representatives | ||
| − | '''California | + | '''California''' |
| − | * [[Sheila Kuehl]] | + | * [[Sheila Kuehl]], General Assembly and Senate |
'''Colorado'' | '''Colorado'' | ||
| − | * [[Mark Ferrandino]]] | + | * [[Mark Ferrandino]]], House of Representatives (Speaker) |
'''Georgia''' | '''Georgia''' | ||
| − | * [[Karla Drenner]] | + | * [[Karla Drenner]], House of Representatives |
'''Idaho''' | '''Idaho''' | ||
| − | * [[Nicole LeFavour]] | + | * [[Nicole LeFavour]], House of Representatives |
'''Illinois''' | '''Illinois''' | ||
| − | * [[Larry McKeon]] | + | * [[Larry McKeon]], House of Representatives |
'''Maine''' | '''Maine''' | ||
| − | * [[Dale McCormick]] | + | * [[Dale McCormick]], Senate |
'''Maryland''' | '''Maryland''' | ||
| − | * [[Richard Madaleno]] | + | * [[Richard Madaleno]], Senate |
| − | '''Massachusetts | + | '''Massachusetts''' |
* [[Elaine Noble]], House of Representatives | * [[Elaine Noble]], House of Representatives | ||
'''Michigan''' | '''Michigan''' | ||
| − | * Chris Kolb]]] | + | * [[Chris Kolb]]], House of Representatives |
'''Minnesota''' | '''Minnesota''' | ||
| − | * [[Karen Clark]] | + | * [[Karen Clark]], House of Representatives |
'''Missouri''' | '''Missouri''' | ||
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'''Montana''' | '''Montana''' | ||
| − | * Bryce Bennett | + | * [[Bryce Bennett]], House of Representatives |
'''Nevada''' | '''Nevada''' | ||
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'''New Hampshire''' | '''New Hampshire''' | ||
| − | * [[Raymond Buckley]] | + | * [[Raymond Buckley]], House of Representatives |
'''New Jersey''' | '''New Jersey''' | ||
| − | * [[Reed Gusciora]] | + | * [[Reed Gusciora]], State Assembly |
'''New Mexico''' | '''New Mexico''' | ||
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'''New York''' | '''New York''' | ||
| − | * [[Deborah Glick]] | + | * [[Deborah Glick]], State Assembly |
'''North Carolina''' | '''North Carolina''' | ||
| − | * [[Julia Boseman]] | + | * [[Julia Boseman]], Senate |
'''North Dakota''' | '''North Dakota''' | ||
| − | * [[Joshua Boschee]] | + | * [[Joshua Boschee]], House of Representatives |
'''Oklahoma''' | '''Oklahoma''' | ||
| − | * [[Al McAffrey]] | + | * [[Al McAffrey]], House of Representatives and Senate |
'''Oregon''' | '''Oregon''' | ||
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'''Ohio''' | '''Ohio''' | ||
| − | * [[Nickie Antonio]] | + | * [[Nickie Antonio]], House of Representatives |
'''Pennsylvania''' | '''Pennsylvania''' | ||
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'''Rhode Island''' | '''Rhode Island''' | ||
| − | * [[William P. Fitzpatrick]] | + | * [[William P. Fitzpatrick]], Senate |
'''Texas''' | '''Texas''' | ||
| − | * [[Glen Maxey]] | + | * [[Glen Maxey]], House of Representatives |
'''Utah'' | '''Utah'' | ||
| − | * [[Jackie Biskupski]] | + | * [[Jackie Biskupski]], House of Representatives |
'''Vermont''' | '''Vermont''' | ||
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'''Virginia''' | '''Virginia''' | ||
| − | * [[Adam Ebbin]] | + | * [[Adam Ebbin]], General Assembly |
'''Washington''' | '''Washington''' | ||
| − | * [[Calvin Anderson]], House of | + | * [[Calvin Anderson]], House of Representatives and Senate |
'''West Virginia''' | '''West Virginia''' | ||
| − | * [[Stephen Skinner]], | + | * [[Stephen Skinner]], House of Delegates |
'''Wisconsin''' | '''Wisconsin''' | ||
| − | * [[Tammy Baldwin]] | + | * [[Tammy Baldwin]], House of Representatives and U.S. Senate |
'''Wyoming'' | '''Wyoming'' | ||
| − | * [[Cathy Connelly]] | + | * [[Cathy Connelly]], House of Representatives |
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Revision as of 19:55, 26 October 2014
The following represent the first out elected state politicians in the United States. They do not necessarily represent individuals who have come out as gay after being elected.
Alabama
- Patricia Todd, House of Representatives
Arizona
- Kenneth Cheuvront, Senator
Arkansas
- Kathy Webb, House of Representatives
California
- Sheila Kuehl, General Assembly and Senate
'Colorado
- Mark Ferrandino], House of Representatives (Speaker)
Georgia
- Karla Drenner, House of Representatives
Idaho
- Nicole LeFavour, House of Representatives
Illinois
- Larry McKeon, House of Representatives
Maine
- Dale McCormick, Senate
Maryland
- Richard Madaleno, Senate
Massachusetts
- Elaine Noble, House of Representatives
Michigan
- Chris Kolb], House of Representatives
Minnesota
- Karen Clark, House of Representatives
Missouri
- Tim Van Zandt, House of Representatives
Montana
- Bryce Bennett, House of Representatives
Nevada
- David Parks, General Assembly and Senate
New Hampshire
- Raymond Buckley, House of Representatives
New Jersey
- Reed Gusciora, State Assembly
New Mexico
- Liz Stefanics, Senate
New York
- Deborah Glick, State Assembly
North Carolina
- Julia Boseman, Senate
North Dakota
- Joshua Boschee, House of Representatives
Oklahoma
- Al McAffrey, House of Representatives and Senate
Oregon
- Gail Shibley, House of Representatives
Ohio
- Nickie Antonio, House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
- Brian Sims, House of Representatives
Rhode Island
- William P. Fitzpatrick, Senate
Texas
- Glen Maxey, House of Representatives
'Utah
- Jackie Biskupski, House of Representatives
Vermont
- Ron Squires, House of Representatives
Virginia
- Adam Ebbin, General Assembly
Washington
- Calvin Anderson, House of Representatives and Senate
West Virginia
- Stephen Skinner, House of Delegates
Wisconsin
- Tammy Baldwin, House of Representatives and U.S. Senate
'Wyoming
- Cathy Connelly, House of Representatives
