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An out nonbinary candidate just won a seat in their ruby-red Ohio town by 13 votes. They didn’t believe it, either.
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An out nonbinary candidate just won a seat in their ruby-red Ohio town by 13 votes. They didn’t believe it, either.
Wadsworth, Ohio’s first out nonbinary elected official, Angela “Gie” May, poses for a photo during their Wadsworth City Council campaign. (Courtesy of Gie May) Wadsworth, Ohio’s first out nonbinary City Council candidate, Angela “Gie” May, didn’t think that they would win the Nov. 4 election. May thought, at most, they would raise awareness for the Wadsworth Democratic Party in the majority-Republican Medina County district and help voters recog…
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