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Vanessa Joy, one of four transgender candidates running for state office in Ohio, regarding her disqualification from a House race because she omitted her previous name. A little-known 1990s state law requires candidates to provide any name changes within the last five years to qualify for the ballot. For many transgender people, providing their former name, which the community calls their dead name, could create a barrier due to concerns about personal safety. Joy appealed her disqualification. (Associated Press — Jan. 4, 2024)
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Peter McClelland, owner of White Wilderness Sled Dog Adventures near Ely, Minn. The area is often buried in 100 inches or more of snow each winter, but not this year. December was the state's warmest and wettest on record, dating back to 1895, with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. (MPR News — Jan. 2, 2024)
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South Carolina state Sen. Mia McLeod, regarding the election of longtime former Columbia City Council member Tameika Isaac Devine to the state Senate after a special election on Jan. 2. Isaac Devine will become just the sixth woman in the 46-member chamber. (Associated Press — Jan. 3, 2024)
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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, when asked if he would support state-imposed restrictions on children’s social media use. Polis is the father of two children. (The Hill — Dec. 31, 2023)