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« on: December 27, 2023, 12:08:27 AM »

Regardless of when one actually was, or even if any have been at all. For example no woman was ever been elected President but Hillary Clinton obviously could've been without some boneheaded campaign moves, and it's quite the stretch to say all women would've been unelectable in 2000 as well.

So what's the earliest election (if it's happened yet) you think any of these groups could be elected? Actual date for ones who have in parantheses:

Non-WASP (1836)
Catholic (1960)
Jew
Muslim
Unaligned theist (*)
Woman
Black (2008)
Bisexual
Homosexual
Trans
Atheist
Has many visible tattoos
Emo fan

*Technically we've already some like Thomas Jefferson and possibly Lincoln, but those were during times when one's such personal beliefs weren't very advertised or known to voters, so here I'm asking in a more modern time when that's known.

Wasn’t James Buchanan gay?
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