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عربية – DW
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The U.S. midterm elections brought gains for candidates from religious and ethnic minorities and the LGBTQ community, breaking historic barriers in positions of power. Among the most notable results were the election of Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim member of the Senate; Keisha Lance Bottoms as the first Black woman to govern a state; and Deb Haaland as the first Indigenous woman to become a state governor. Chris Pappas, the first openly gay member, and Xavier Becerra, California’s first governor of Hispanic descent, also won. Hakeem Jeffries is expected to become the first Black American to lead the House of Representatives. The article notes that broader representation alone does not guarantee political influence or lasting reforms—a question the next phase will answer.
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