Sarah McBride Makes History as First Transgender Congresswoman

Her victory in Delaware's House race sends a powerful message of inclusion amid a divisive political climate.

Sarah McBride is the first openly transgender person elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, winning Delaware's at-large seat.
McBride defeated Republican John Whalen III, focusing her campaign on affordable healthcare, paid family leave, and expanded Medicaid.
Despite a challenging election season marked by anti-transgender rhetoric, McBride's positive message resonated with voters.
McBride aims to address cost-of-living issues and promote a government that respects and delivers for all citizens.
Her victory highlights the importance of personal connection and representation in combating misinformation about transgender people.