Historic Wins for Diversity in 2024 Elections
The 2024 elections saw groundbreaking victories for candidates of color and LGBTQ+ individuals across the United States.
- Lisa Blunt Rochester and Angela Alsobrooks made history as the first two Black women to serve simultaneously in the U.S. Senate.
- Andy Kim became the first Korean American elected to the Senate, representing New Jersey.
- Sarah McBride became the first openly transgender person elected to the U.S. Congress, winning Delaware's House seat.
- Monroe Nichols was elected as Tulsa's first Black mayor, marking a significant milestone for the city.
- Pamela Goodwine became the first Black woman to serve on the Kentucky Supreme Court, continuing her trailblazing judicial career.
Stern 
MSNBC 
Truthout 
CNBC 
Australian Broadcasting Corporation 
The Hill 
Denver Gazette 
NBC News 
GLAAD 
BuzzFeed 
Time 
CBC 
Mediaite 
Washington Examiner 
Chicago Tribune 
Today 
HuffPost 
PBS NewsHour 
Fast Company 
Hindustan Times 
Evening Standard Hindustan Times 
Le Nouvel Obs 
DER SPIEGEL 
Le Point 
Le Journal du Dimanche 
Los Angeles Times 
Orlando Sentinel 
Sun Sentinel 
Fortune 
The Telegraph 
Libération 
Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung 
Rolling Stone 
Boston Globe 
The Guardian 
ABC News 
9News 
Sky News 
Metro The Guardian 
Fox News 
Scripps News MSNBC 
Deadline 
Global News 
Sächsische Zeitung 
Benzinga Boston Globe 
The Daily Beast Time 
CNN 
Associated Press 
Foreign Policy 
Variety The Hill 
Axios 
The 19th PBS NewsHour The Hill The 19th 
People The Guardian ABC News HuffPost People CNN 
The New Republic 
Advocate Today NBC News PBS NewsHour 
Essence PBS NewsHour NBC News 
The Seattle Times 
Roll Call 
Salon ABC News 
The Philadelphia Inquirer The Philadelphia Inquirer 
Breitbart Fortune Advocate Associated Press 