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complicity a blog about liberty, equality and the internet. but not necessarily at the same time. home about, contact and terms of (re)use political posts federal conference committee technical posts older tech pages cisco type 7 password decoder epoch time conversion iso-3166 two-letter country codes pseudorandom number generators prng report ii: analysis telecoms line speeds the first 10,000 prime numbers recent posts trans politicians election results: may 2018 14 may 2018 a history of libdem campaigning on lgbt+ equality: “always been there for you… and we always will” 15 march 2018 brexit not happening in our lifetimes 21 february 2018 debunking professor winston 3 november 2017 student speech to be censored at uk universities 19 october 2017 archives archives select month may 2018 (1) march 2018 (1) february 2018 (1) november 2017 (1) october 2017 (4) september 2017 (1) august 2017 (2) june 2017 (2) may 2017 (2) april 2017 (3) february 2017 (2) november 2016 (1) october 2016 (2) 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(9) july 2010 (7) june 2010 (4) may 2010 (3) march 2009 (2) december 2008 (1) november 2008 (3) october 2008 (4) july 2008 (1) subscribe to blog via email enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. join 3,105 other subscribers. email address zoe’s feeds trans politicians election results: may 2018 14 may 2018 by zoe o'connell · 3 comments when i first started documenting trans people who had stood for elected office, the aim was simple. demonstrate to those interested in putting themselves forward for public office that being trans and non-binary is no longer a big deal. with the record number of openly trans and non-binary candidates standing in 2016, it very much appeared that mission had been accomplished – and not just in terms of candidates, but also those having been elected, with the total currently standing at five. as a reminder, here is the list prior to the local elections. gantly was first elected in 2014, but only transitioned recently so is new to this list but the others will be more familiar names to regular readers. osh gantly islington, highbury east ward term expires may 2018 zoë kirk-robinson bolton, westhoughton north & chew moor term expires may 2019 sarah larkins thanet, eastcliff ward term expires may 2019 anwen muston wolverhampton, east park ward term expires may 2020 zoë o’connell cambridge, trumpington ward term expires may 2019 sadly, this year, that changed. the list below was compiled back in april, after the close of nominations for the local elections. but in discussion with several candidates, people expressed fears that the current media frenzy around trans people would result in them being targeted for harassment at a time which is already stressful and hectic for any candidate. there were also worries that anti-trans campaigners would try to interject in online social media conversations with (potential) constituents, something that has happened to mps before now. so, because i value accuracy and did not want to publish a partial list, the publication was delayed until after the election. and unfortunately, those fears were not unfounded. on polling day, sarah brown was subjected to abuse on social media after featuring on a list of lgbt candidates put out by lgbt+ liberal democrats. no lgb candidate was targeted in the same way. it has since been revealed that transphobes targeted the same twitter account for vexatious complaints to try to have it shut down in retaliation for supporting trans people – an attempt that failed, with one conspirator forced to admit they could not actually find any objectionable content about which to complain. elsewhere, local “thugs” paid a visit to the house of a sitting conservative trans councillor and her partner, who was also a candidate that year. it is unclear if the timing was a coincidence or not. hopefully, next year the storm will have passed and we can return to the usual schedule. the actual results on the day were somewhat less dramatic than the rhetoric in the media around trans people. there were no major shifts in the vote and nobody new was elected, and gantly comfortably retained her seat on islington borough council. sarah brown cambridge, petersfield ward 2nd place, 20.0% (+7%) full results aimee challenor coventry, st michael’s ward 4th place, 5.4% (-0.1%) full results emma copeland fareham, fareham north ward 3rd place, 13.6% (+1.3%) full results sam feeney huntingdonshire, st ives east ward 3rd with 2 elected*, 33.5% first election on new boundaries. full results osh gantly (standing for re-election) islington, highbury east ward re-elected 3rd of 3 elected*, 37.5% full results charley hasted lambeth, bishop’s ward 6th, with top 3 elected*, 24.8% (-3.0%) full results jennifer kirk bolton, farnworth ward 3rd place, 4.5% (-1.5%) full results * some elections were “all-ups” where voters are entitled to multiple votes and multiple candidates are elected. percentages are based on the proportion of valid ballot papers which included a vote for the candidate rather than the total number of votes cast. share this: click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on linkedin (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to email this to a friend (opens in new window) more click to share on reddit (opens in new window) click to share on tumblr (opens in new window) click to share on pocket (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) click to print (opens in new window) a history of libdem campaigning on lgbt+ equality: “always been there for you… and we always will” 15 march 2018 by zoe o'connell · 1 comment i was lucky enough to be able to speak at the opening of liberal democrats conference last weekend, the 30th anniversary of the foundation of the party. the topic i spoke on was the history of lgbt+ equality campaigning in the party – something that actually predates the 1988 merger by some time, as the old liberal party was progressive and including even in the 1970s. here’s the speech i gave. for those who want to know more, there’s further information on the lgbt+ liberal democrats web site . good evening! for those who don’t know me, i’m zoe o’connell – amongst other things, i’m a councillor on cambridge city council. but the reason i’m up here today is because i am also on the executive of lgbt+ liberal democrats. and, as you’ve already heard, this year is a special anniversary. an anniversary of something really, really… bad. i can see a few staff members near the front looking worried now. don’t worry, i’m not talking about the formation of the liberal democrats! no, i’m talking about the 24th of may, 1988. the conservatives implementing section 28, banning any mention of homosexuality in schools. leaving a generation of frightened lgbt kids with nowhere to turn. liberals back then were determined folk – just 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