When Simone Bell resigned from her House District 58 seat last November, the number of LGBT voices left in the...
It will be another month to find out who’s going to replace Simone Bell in House District 58 as no...
Rep. Simone Bell has been elected to a leadership position in the Georgia House Democratic Caucus. Bell, the first African-American...
When elected to the state House in 2009, Simone Bell became the first out African- American lesbian elected to a...
When elected to the state House in 2009, Simone Bell became the first out African- American lesbian elected to a...
At an LGBT fundraiser on April 23, state Rep. Simone Bell made a passionate plea to supporters for not only...
State Rep. Simone Bell will face a challenger in the Democratic primary this year, but it won’t be her former...
State Rep. Simone Bell (D-Atlanta) posted a status to Facebook today alleging she was threatened by her former opponent, Ralph...
Three out of four openly gay incumbents in the Georgia General Assembly proved victorious in Tuesday's primary, while gay challengers in contested races were less successful. A lesbian attorney also won a seat on the Fulton County State Court in the July 31 vote.
Ga. Rep. Simone Bell, the first openly lesbian African-American state legislator in the nation, is headed for victory in the Democratic primary for State House District 58.
With 95.82 percent of precincts reporting, Bell has 59.02 percent of the vote, compared to 40.98 percent for Rep. Ralph Long, according to unofficial results from the Fulton County election office.
Redistricting pits incumbent versus incumbent for July 31 primary