Valentina Gomez, a Republican with anti-LGBTQ views, lost her Missouri secretary of state primary bid, garnering only 7.4% of the vote. Known for her controversial actions, such as burning LGBTQ-inclusive books and making inflammatory remarks, Gomez faced backlash from Democrats and LGBTQ rights groups. Despite her nearly 250,000 followers on X, she placed sixth in a crowded field. Winner Denny Hoskins, who has also supported anti-LGBTQ legislation, will face Democrat Barbara Phifer in the general election. Hoskins succeeds Jay Ashcroft, who lost his gubernatorial primary.
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Trumpy Missouri Secretary of State Candidate Who Hurled Gay Slurs Loses Big
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Anti-LGBTQ+ candidate who filmed ‘weak and gay’ ad loses election by huge margin
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Aide to N.J. mayor loses job over support of anti-LGBTQ+ sister running for Missouri office
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The most homophobic GOP candidate of the year loses her primary & it was brutal
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Valentina Gomez, Whose "Don't Be Weak and Gay" Campaign Ad Went Viral, Lost By a Lot
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Valentina Gomez lost her election and her brother lost his job. I'm not shedding any tears • New Jersey Monitor
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