In addition to the November 3 presidential election in the United States, elections to the Senate, lower house, and state assemblies also took place, in which for the first time members were elected whose victories set new records.
In the United States, not only were votes cast for the November 3 presidential election, but Americans also voted for new members of the Senate, Congress, and lower house on the same day.
In addition, at least 10 states in the United States voted on November 3 for the election of governors and state assemblies, but globally only the election of the US president received attention.
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In addition to the election of the President, elections to the Senate, the House of Representatives and the State Assemblies set many records, making the recent election a unique election in history.
The November 3 election also saw the election of a “transgender” senator for the first time in the United States, as well as two “transgender” members of the State Assembly.
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Yes, in the November 3 election, Delaware elected a transgender senator for the first time, while Kansas and Vermont also elected two transgender senators.
Sarah McBride, a 30-year-old transgender from the Wilmington constituency in Delaware, made history by winning the election, according to CNN.
Sarah McBride is not only the first transgender senator to be elected from Delaware, but she also became the first transgender senator in the United States.
Sarah McBride becomes first transgender senator — Photo: Facebook
She belongs to Joe Biden’s Democratic Party and has served as the first transgender employee of the White House under former President Barack Obama.
Sarah McBride has also worked with organizations working for the rights of transgender people and has held key government positions in the state of Delaware on health, human rights and gender equality.
In addition to Sarah McBride, two “transgender” state members have been elected for the first time in the US election.
Stephanie Byers also won the Kansas Legislative Assembly.
Stephanie Byers becomes transgender member of Kansas’ first state assembly — Photo: 8SKNTV
According to the New York Post, Stephanie Byers, 57, is Kansas’ first ‘transgender’ member and has been a high school teacher in the past, contesting on Biden’s Democratic ticket.
Similarly, for the first time, a 26-year-old transgender member has been elected to the Vermont State Assembly.
According to the Burlington Free Press website, Taylor Small, 26, is the first ‘transgender’ person to win from Vermont and has won the state assembly election.
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Although the three transgender members elected this time set a new record, they are not the first legislators in US history to be elected, but they are the first to be elected to the lower house and state assembly from other states. Have also been selected.
However, for the first time, such people from the states of Delaware and Vermont have succeeded, including the election of a ‘transgender’ senator.
Taylor Small becomes Vermont’s first transgender state member — Photo: Boston Spirit Magazine