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Chris Pappas, First Gay Man Elected to U.S. Senate
Chris Pappas, a 46-year-old Democrat, becomes the first openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate.
In brief
Chris Pappas, a 46-year-old Democrat, becomes the first openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate. Chris Pappas, a 46-year-old Democrat, wins New Hampshire Senate race with 56.2% of votes, becoming the first openly gay man in U.S. Senate. Originally reported by Perfil.
Chris Pappas Wins New Hampshire Senate Race
Chris Pappas, a 46-year-old Democrat, wins New Hampshire Senate race with 56.2% of votes.
First Openly Gay Man in U.S. Senate
Pappas becomes the first openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate, following his victory in New Hampshire.
Pappas Thanks His Husband Vann
Pappas thanked his husband Vann Bentley for his support during the campaign and election.
Historic LGBTQ+ Representation in Senate
The U.S. Senate previously had no openly gay men, with only women representing LGBTQ+ community.
Pappas' Background and Campaign
Pappas, a Harvard graduate and restaurant owner, focused on economic renewal during his campaign.
Vann Bentley's Role in Campaign
Vann Bentley, Pappas' husband, helped with fundraising and community outreach during the election.
Historic Senate Election Outcome
Pappas' victory marks a historic shift in LGBTQ+ representation within the U.S. Senate.
The one thing
Chris Pappas, a 46-year-old Democrat, wins New Hampshire Senate race with 56.2% of votes, becoming the first openly gay man in U.S. Senate.
