Sarah McBride Makes History as First Transgender Person Elected to Congress
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Sarah McBride has made history by becoming the first openly transgender person elected to the U.S. Congress, representing Delaware as the state's at-large member. Previously a state senator, McBride has been a prominent advocate for reproductive rights, paid leave, and affordable healthcare. Her election marks a significant milestone in representation, and she hopes her achievements in policy will pave the way for future transgender candidates.
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