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LGBT Allies in Congress Likely to Increase

Of the 52 members of the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus, all but one was reelected.

But with the substantial Democratic victories in the Nov. 4 election, the overall number of U.S. House members participating in the caucus will likely grow.

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