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Democrats embraced our diversity and our unity in yesterday's elections and the results speak for themselves. Here are a few examples:
Justin Fairfax became the second Black Virginian elected statewide. Kathy Tran, a refugee from Vietnam, became the first Asian American woman elected to the VA state house. Danica Roem became the first openly transgender elected official in state history.pic.twitter.com/CvuIJxZ8BE
As Danica said last night: "No matter what you look like, where you come from, how you worship, who you love, how you identify, or any other inherent identifier that you have, you should be celebrated because of who you are, not despite it."
Vi Lyles became the first Black female mayor of Charlotte, NC after running a campaign focused on building a "city of opportunity and inclusiveness” where “a woman whose father didn’t graduate from high school can become this city’s first female African-American mayor.”pic.twitter.com/Bb7CXwkUR3
In Helena, Montana, voters elected Wilmot Collins, a former refugee from Liberia to become the state's first-ever Black mayor.pic.twitter.com/7fHrOY6VlP
Manka Dhingra, a first-time candidate who became active in politics after Trump's win last year, won a special election to help Democrats take control of the Washington State Senate.pic.twitter.com/Qkhm1LlZGa
Chris Hurst, a former television anchor whose girlfriend was killed in a shooting that occurred on-air, won an election for state house in Virginia — running on the idea that we need commonsense gun reforms now.pic.twitter.com/eq1DInfMUN
There are so many incredible stories to share — too many to count them all. But know this: Our diversity is our strength, and our unity is our power. Let’s remember that today. We must recommit ourselves to the important fights that lay ahead.
Please remember to thank @SenSanders for progressive wins yesterday.
That old fuck refused to endorse Northam because his chosen candidate didn’t win the primary, and he famously decries “identity politics” instead of championing diversity so...no thanks. 
Not just Democrats. #Independent and #exGOP and even some Rs are for progressives and are anti-DJT. There's not much that separates us in the middle when you come down to it. :-) #Centrist is best. #CountryOverParty @CentProj @fairvote
Yes, the BlueTeam welcomes centrists, moderate Republicans, Independents to take back Congress in 2018 and to regain sanity in 2020 Presidential #UniteBlue
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