A new study by the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute found that queer politicians across the United States experienced increased intimidation, harassment, and political violence between 2023 and 2025. The report indicated that nearly two-thirds of respondents reported in-person harassment, while just under eight in ten encountered similar threats online.
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