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    LGBTQ+ Jury Access Map

    To view the status of LGBTQ+ jury access, click on a location on the map. To view the federal status, click on the Capitol Building. Locations highlighted Red either passed legislation or are bound by a legal decision(s) that ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and/or gender identity in jury selection, locations highlighted Blue introduced such legislation in this legislative session or in the past, and Grey locations do not have current or past legislation addressing this issue.

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    Federal Legislation

    Legislative Status: INTRODUCED  In April 2025, congressional leaders from the U.S. House and U.S. Senate reintroduced the Equality Act. This legislation was first introduced in 2015 and passed the House of Representatives in May 2019, but has never voted on in the Senate. If passed, this sweeping legislation would enshrine many LGBTQ+ rights into law, […]

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