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Tuscon, Ariz.: Daniel Hernandez, Jr. wins election to the school board.

Hartford, Conn.: Mayor Pedro Segarra easily wins reelection.

Largo City, Fla.: Michael Smith defeats anti-gay activist for city commissioner.

Indianapolis, Ind.: Zach Adamson becomes the city’s first openly gay city council member.

Iowa: Liz Mathias wins state senate seat in a special election. [Update: Not an LGBT candidate but her election is a victory for gay rights. Thx, RubyRed]

Holyoke, Mass.: Alex Morse becomes the nation’s youngest mayor.

St. Paul, Minn.: Mary Doran elected to the School Board.

Missoula, Mont.: Caitlin Copple becomes the city’s first openly gay council member.

Carrboro, N.C.: Incumbent Alderwoman Lydia Lavelle wins another term on the city council.

Chapel Hill, N.C.: Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt wins his reelection bid.

Chapel Hill, N.C.: Recent University of North Carolina grad Lee Storrow wins race for a seat on the Town Council.

Charlotte, N.C.: LaWana Mayfield elected the city’s first openly gay council member.

Chatham Borough, N.J.: Bruce Harris is “likely the nation’s first openly gay, African American, Republican mayor.”

Maywood, N.J.: Mayor Tim Eustace becomes ”the first openly gay non-incumbent to win a seat in the legislature.”

Cincinnatti, Ohio: Chris Seelbach becomes the city’s first openly gay council member.

Houston, Texas: Mayor Annise Parker wins reelection and avoids run-off.

Virginia: Adam Ebbins becomes the state’s first openly gay senator.

(Source: towleroad.com)

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It’s official: Rick Santorum ”in it to win.” (via CNN)