Marginalizing the Queer Vote Post-Marriage: The Challenges of Visibility

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Notes

A brief note about terminology: I use queer throughout to mark nonnormativity along registers of both gender and sexuality. In some places, I reference specific groups that were the focus of legislative or voter engagement efforts.

The recent opening of barriers to transgender recruits marked a huge win for advocates of open LGBTQ military service (U.S. Department of Defense Press Operations).

Notably, this form of inclusion is not necessarily a statement of antimarginalization.