This is a list of officeholders which openly self-identify as non-binary (i.e. genderqueer) or agender, bigender, genderfluid, genderqueer, or otherwise identify as under the non-binary gender umbrella. There has been an increase in non-binary legislators in recent years. The LGBTQ+ Victory Institute recorded that 52 officials were under the non-binary gender umbrella in 2024, an increase of 69.6 percent from the year before, while the Orie Givens, Vice President of Communications, for the same organization, described the legislators work as "pivotal" to resist efforts to "restrict identity to the gender binary."
This list is organized alphabetically by surname (i.e. last name), or by a single name if the individual does not have a surname. Some officeholders listed were not elected while out as non-binary, and either came out, or were outed, at a later date.
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Asia Name Office held Tenure Political party Identity Notes CountryGopi Shankar MaduraiSouth Region Representative of National Council for Transgender Persons2020–2022 GenderqueerAlso said to help people who "struggle with their gender preferences."India IntersexAudrey TangMinister without Portfolio of Taiwan2016–2022N/A, IndependentNon-binary Trans womanThe first transgender person and the first non-binary official in the top executive cabinet.TaiwanMinister for Digital Affairs of Taiwan2022–2024
Europe Name Office held Tenure Political party Identity Notes Country Sibylle Berg MEP of European Parliament 2024–present Die PARTEI Non-binaryPart of Straight Edge and non-binary. GermanyGregor MurrayDundee Councillor2017-2022Scottish National PartyNon-binary transgenderElected in 2017, afterwards left politics citing pressures associated with social media. Was the first, and, at the time, only openly transgender politician in Scotland.United KingdomOwen HurcumMayor of Bangor, Gwynedd2021–2022N/A, Independent (2021–2022)Non-binaryFirst openly non-binary mayor of any city world-wide and the youngest person in history to hold a mayoral position in Wales.United KingdomDanny KeelingCouncillor for London Borough of Newham2022–presentGreen Party of England and WalesNon-binaryFirst openly non-binary councillor, and opposition leader, who left a council meeting in February 2023 after two council members, of the Labour Party misgendered them.United KingdomInes KostićMP of House of Representatives2023–presentParty for the AnimalsNon-binaryIn an interview, they said they doesn't want to be simply labeled as "the first non-binary MP," but says it is part of who they are. They are also vegan and a refugee.NetherlandsKira LewisLondon Borough of Waltham Forest Councillor2022-Labour Party Non-binaryResigned a cabinet office following a petition after her social media post calling Hamas "no good for Palestinians and no good for Jews," claiming the organization "wants a fundamentalist Muslim dictatorship on the land from the river to the sea, devoid of all Jews" and called Hamas "evil," adding that Israeli bombardment in Gaza is bad "but not evil." She identifies as transgender and non-binary.United Kingdom TransLin LindnerMP of Bundestag2025–presentDie LinkeNon-binaryGermanyLittle BrighousePowys County Councillor2022-Liberal Democrats (May 2022)Trans-NonbinaryElected in 2022 as a Liberal Democrat, but soon after was suspended by the party pending investigation into content regarding Palestine on social media. Brighouse identifies as "trans-nonbinary," according the Brecon and Radnor Express.United Kingdom Non-affiliated (2022-present)Edward LordCouncilman for the City of London2001–presentLiberal DemocratsNon-binaryOpenly non-binary since 2018.United KingdomMina ToluDeputy Chairperson of AD+PD2023–2025AD+PDNon-binaryUse they/them pronouns and emphasized importance of respecting gender pronouns, especially of non-binary people.Malta
North America Name Office held Tenure Political party Identity Notes Country Maebe A. Girl Silver Lake Neighborhood Council Member 2022–2025 Democratic Party Non-binaryGirl is the first drag queen elected to public office in the United States. She is a three-time candidate for California's 30th congressional district and the first non-binary person to advance to a general election for a House seat. Girl is non-binary and uses she/her and they/them pronouns. United StatesUzoma AsagwaraDeputy Premier of Manitoba2023–presentNew Democratic PartyGenderqueerFirst MLA, in the history of Manitoba, to be openly queer and Black.CanadaMinister of Health, Seniors and Long-term Care for ManitobaLegislator of Legislative Assembly of Manitoba2019–presentRepresenting Union StationLorena AustinRepresentative for Arizona House of Representatives2023–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binaryAlso Native American, specifically Chicane, and represents the 9th District.United StatesLiliana BakhtiariCouncilor of Atlanta City Council2022–presentNon-binaryFirst out queer Muslim elected official from Georgia, and in a relationship with two women.United StatesBlaizen BloomNon-male co-chair of Green Party of Virginia2021–presentGreen Party of the United StatesNon-binaryUnited StatesGenderfluidEstefan Cortes-VargasMLA of Legislative Assembly of Alberta2015–2019New Democratic PartyNon-binary Represented Strathcona-Sherwood Park. First openly trans, non-binary, queer MLA in Canada.Canada TransgenderBrion CurranLegislator of Minnesota House of Representatives2023–presentMinnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor PartyNon-binaryWith Liish Kozlowski, one of the first nonbinary legislators in Minnesota. Curran came out as nonbinary between their 2022 and 2024 elections, and represents District 36B.United StatesBlake DesjarlaisMP of House of Commons of Canada2021–2025New Democratic PartyTwo-spiritRepresenting Edmonton Griesbach, first openly two-spirit individual to serve in Parliament.CanadaEmily DievendorfRepresentative of Michigan House of Representatives2023–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binaryFirst out non-binary legislator in Michigan and represents the 77th District.United StatesBrandy FortsonBoard member of Corvallis, Oregon School Board2019–2022Non-binaryFirst nonbinary person to hold office in Oregon.United StatesKeturah HerronLegislator of Kentucky House of Representatives2022–2025Democratic PartyNon-binaryA "queer, masculine-presenting woman" who uses she and they pronouns, and was first out LGBTQ+ member in the Kentucky House of Representatives when elected in 2022.United StatesKentucky state senator2025–presentSJ HowellMontana state representative2023–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binary transgenderRepresenting District 100; became the first nonbinary state legislator in Montana when they were elected. Is also a transgender person.United StatesStephen Coleman KennyCommissioner of Washington, D.C. Advisory Neighborhood Commission2022–2025Non-binaryFirst nonbinary person to hold elected office in Washington, D.C. Represents 1A05United StatesLiish KozlowskiMinnesota state representative2023–presentMinnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor PartyNon-binaryWith Brion Curran, one of the first nonbinary legislators in Minnesota, with Mexican and Anishinaabe-Ojibwe ancestry.United States Two-spiritAmita KuttnerInterim Leader of Green Party of Canada2021–2022Non-binaryFirst transgender person and first person of East Asian descent to lead a federal party in Canada, is non-binary, and a pansexual astrophysicist.Canada Transgender PansexualLisa LachanceLegislator of Nova Scotia House of Assembly2021–presentNova Scotia New Democratic PartyGenderqueerRepresenting Halifax Citadel-Sable Island.CanadaTerra Lawson-RemerChair of San Diego County Board of Supervisors2025–presentDemocratic Party Non-binaryDescribed by Victory Fund, in 2020, as helping to "restore LGBTQ representation" on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors and representing the 3rd District.United StatesVice-Chair of San Diego County Board of Supervisors2023–2025PansexualMember of San Diego County Board of Supervisors2021–presentCatherine McKenneyMPP of Legislative Assembly of Ontario2025–presentOntario New Democratic PartyNon-binaryElected in 2024.CanadaCouncilor of Ottawa City Council2014–2022First non-male openly-LGBT person to serve on Ottawa's city council and left in 2022.Honey MahoganyMember of San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee2018–presentDemocratic PartyGender non-conforming Transgender personFirst transgender person to serve on San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee. Later served as 3rd Vice Chair, San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee, 17th District in 2020.United StatesDeShanna NealRepresentative of Delaware House of Representatives2022–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binaryFirst non-binary legislator in Delaware, who represents District 13.United StatesThu NguyenAt-Large Member of Worcester City Council2022–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binaryFirst openly non-binary candidate elected to public office in Massachusetts history.United StatesMary NolanCouncilor of Portland, Oregon Metro Council2021–presentNon-binaryNolan came out as nonbinary after taking office. Represents District 5United StatesJoshua QueryLegislator of New Hampshire House of Representatives2018–2022Democratic PartyGenderqueerNew Hampshire’s first genderqueer representative.United StatesVenn Sage Wyldeprecinct Committee member of Multnomah County, Oregon Democratic Party2018–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binaryThey are nonbinary. Following their filing, the County Elections Director determined that the county would add a third column for "committeeperson" to the year's primary ballot, which previously only had space for "committeeman" and "committeewoman."United States GenderfluidRita SchenkelbergCouncilor of Bend, Oregon City Council2020–2022Democratic PartyNon-binaryFirst out trans person of color to hold elected office in Oregon and first out nonbinary person to hold municipal office in Oregon.United StatesCori SchumacherCouncilor of Carlsbad, California City Council2016–2022Democratic PartyNon-binary LesbianFirst LGBTQ+ elected official in Carlsbad's history and first "openly gay" champion of world surfing, and uses she/they pronouns.United StatesIsmail Smith-Wade-ElRepresentative of Pennsylvania House of Representatives2022–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binaryIs nonbinary and identifies as queer., and identifies as queer. First out nonbinary member of the Pennsylvania state legislature and represents the 49th District.United StatesGeo Soctomah NeptuneBoard member of Indian Township School Board2020–presentNon-binaryFirst trans, non-binary, and two-spirit person elected to public office in Maine, in the state's history.United StatesTransgenderTwo-spiritWick ThomasLegislator of Missouri House of Representatives2025–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binary transgenderThe first out nonbinary, and trans, person elected to state office in Missouri and represents District 19.United StatesLane TredgerHouse Leader of Yukon New Democratic Party2021–presentYukon New Democratic PartyNon-binaryYukon's first out non-binary MLA. Represented Whitehorse Centre in assembly.CanadaLegislator of Yukon Legislative AssemblyMauree TurnerLegislator of Oklahoma House of Representatives2021–presentDemocratic PartyNon-binary femmeFirst publicly non-binary U.S. state lawmaker, transgender state legislator of color, and the first Muslim member of the Oklahoma Legislature, represented 88th district. She was also described as the first openly non-binary state legislator in U.S. history.United StatesKristyn Wong-TamMPP of Legislative Assembly of Ontario2022–presentOntario New Democratic PartyNon-binaryRepresents Toronto Centre, and called themselves, on social media, "first Asian-Canadian queer, non-binary person" elected in Queen's Park.CanadaCouncilor of Toronto City Council2010–2022Elected as independent and criticized by some for "downplaying her connections to unions, the NDP and Queers Against Israeli Apartheid (QuAIA)" during her campaign.
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