Houston could soon be the largest city in the country without LGBTQ representation on its city council, owing to term limits. Houston has had LGBTQ representation in city government continuously since 1998 when Annise Parker first took a seat on city council. Former Mayor Parker is now president and CEO of LGBTQ Victory Fund, an organization that helps elect LGBTQ political candidates to office across the country. "Every major city in America has had out members of their city council, as has Houston, but if we don't replace the one term-limited member current council member, Robert Gallegos, then Houston could lose representation." Gallegos, who represents City Council District I, was first elected to office in 2013. Read about the two candidates supported by the LGBTQ Victory Fund. #LGBTQ #AnnisParker #CityCouncil #Representation #Houston #HoustonCityCouncil #Houston2023 #RobertGallegos