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Cincinnati Elects 1st Openly Gay Councilmember

CINCINNATI, OH – Cincinnati voters for the first time have elected an openly gay candidate to City Council.

Thirty-one-year-old Chris Seelbach is one of four newcomers who unseated council incumbents in Tuesday’s election. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports the Democrat worked in 2004 to help repeal a city charter provision that banned laws protecting gay people from discrimination.

Seelbach is an executive with a marketing and consulting firm.

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