THREAD: This morning we wanted to share a few EMILY’s List women who made history by winning their elections.

Meet these state and local trailblazers:

The Baltimore City Council is adding the very first Latina ever — @odetteramos! #ElectWomen

The election of @naquettaricks in Colorado marks the first time a Liberian-American has been elected to a state legislature.

. @KeshaRam is the first woman of color ever elected to the Vermont state senate.

. @ImanforColorado is the first Muslim elected to the Colorado General Assembly.

. @TeamRebeccaNH is the first openly LGBTQ+ woman elected to the New Hampshire state Senate.

. @go4esther will be the first Nigerian American in the Minnesota State House.

. @MaureeTurnerOK will be the first Muslim legislator in Oklahoma history.

. @votedaniella is the first woman elected as mayor of Miami-Dade County. #ElectWomen

. @SarahEMcBride is the first transgender state senator in the United States.

. @TarraSimmons5 will be the first formerly incarcerated legislator in Washington state.

. @AuforGA is a physician and first-generation Chinese-American who was just elected as the FIRST Asian American woman in the Georgia state Senate.

. @Emily4Mo just became the first AAPI woman elected to the Missouri state House.

With her victory, @samraforsenate just became the only woman of color to represent upstate New York in the state Senate.

Mary Kunesh-Podein just became the first Native woman elected to the Minnesota state Senate!

. @ByersForKansas is a retired public school teacher and LGBTQ+ activist who was just elected as the FIRST openly transgender Native woman state legislator in U.S. history.

. @KimforGeorgia is an Episcopal priest and former volunteer EMT who was just elected as Georgia’s FIRST openly LGBTQ+ state senator.