LGBTQ+ Stories You Should Know About

New Endorsements as We Build Momentum for 2026

LGBTQ+ Victory Fund is excited to announce three new endorsements as we continue gearing up for the 2026 election cycle.

Ryan Hampton is running for Nevada State Assembly District 9, bringing his long-standing advocacy for recovery, housing, and community well-being to the race.

Felipe Sousa-Lazaballet joins the slate as a candidate for Florida State House District 42, bringing a strong record of organizing and a commitment to justice and equity.

Jake Lepper, a dedicated local leader, is running for Fitchburg City Council in Wisconsin’s District 4, Seat 8, where he aims to deliver inclusive, community-centered solutions.

And there’s more ahead! Victory Fund will be announcing additional candidates soon as we continue to build a powerful, diverse bench ready to win in 2026.

Jeremy Moss Earns Key Endorsement for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District!

LGBTQ+ Victory Fund is proud to support Jeremy Moss in his campaign for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District.

A proven leader and advocate for equality, Jeremy recently earned the endorsement of Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, underscoring his commitment to progressive values and strong, inclusive leadership. With a record of fighting for his community and a vision for a more just and equitable future, Jeremy is a champion for Michigan and LGBTQ+ representation in Congress!

LGBTQ+ Candidates Gearing Up for Runoffs

As December approaches, several key LGBTQ+ candidates are heading into runoffs across the country. These elections will determine who will lead in their communities, and our candidates are ready to make every vote count!

Alejandra Salinas is advancing in her runoff for Houston City Council, and she just earned a major endorsement from the Houston Chronicle! Her campaign continues to gain momentum as voters head to the polls.

Jim McGreevey is moving forward in the Jersey City mayoral runoff! He recently participated in a debate and an interview with FOX 5 NY, highlighting his vision for the city and engaging directly with voters ahead of the election.

Thad Flowers is preparing for the early voting period in his runoff for Atlanta City Council. With early ballots now open, his campaign is focused on connecting with voters and building support across the community.