Two years after anti-transgender attacks flooded the airwaves, the country’s leading LGBTQ+ rights group is gearing up for a major response this November.
The Human Rights Campaign is pouring $15 million into the midterms , its largest investment ever into a non-presidential cycle. The group eyes eight battleground House districts currently represented by Republicans, and it anticipates kitchen-table issues — not the culture war — will ultimately decide the races.
“It doesn’t matter what party people subscribe to. It doesn’t matter where they live. Most Americans are concerned about the exact same things,” said HRC President Kelley Robinson…
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