The top House Democrat said Thursday he is running for a second term leading the House Democrats after an election that saw his party pick up at least 19 seats in a wave election that will likely elect a new Democratic governor.
Rep. Brandon Woodard, elected in 2018 as one of the state’s first two LGTBQ legislators, is running as the Democratic leader after busting up a Republican supermajority that the GOP held since 2011 following Tea Party successes in 2010.
The election results gave Democrats at least 56 seats in the House, making them a more significant player . . .
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