Nick Brown is Washington’s first Black attorney general, pledging to defend civil rights, protect women’s healthcare, and ensure environmental justice.
Shomari Figures, a former Obama White House staffer, has been elected as the first Black representative for Alabama’s newly drawn 2nd Congressional District, making history in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Byron Roberson becomes Johnson County’s first Black sheriff, ending a 96-year Democratic drought. His leadership promises change, collaboration, and a new direction for the sheriff’s office.
Sam Richardson has been elected as Dorchester County’s first Black Republican sheriff after 15 years, bringing 21 years of law enforcement experience and a vision to improve community safety and operations.
Angela Alsobrooks makes history as Maryland’s first Black female U.S. Senator, defeating former Governor Larry Hogan while championing reproductive rights and healthcare access.
Lisa Blunt Rochester makes history as Delaware’s first female senator, pledging reforms in healthcare, family support, and equality while honoring Black women senators before her.
Colin Allred is challenging Ted Cruz in a pivotal Texas Senate race. If elected, Allred could become Texas’ first Black senator, impacting national politics.
Monroe Nichols is set to become Tulsa’s first Black mayor, representing a pivotal change for the city. His leadership aims to revitalize Greenwood and promote community equity.
Discover the remarkable story of Pío Pico, California’s first African-American governor, who rose from diverse roots to prominence as a landowner and political leader, only to face loss during the transition to American rule.