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In reply to the discussion: "Ignore us at your peril": House may be lost if intrastructure plan not scaled back substantially [View all]PortTack
(35,820 posts)41. GQP fear Dems voting protections bill polls well. A new poll says they're right
More than 80 percent of respondents said they supported preventing foreign interference in elections, limiting the influence of money in politics, and modernizing election infrastructure to increase election security. More than 60 percent of respondents supported requiring nonpartisan redistricting commissions, a 15-day early voting period for all federal elections, same-day registration for all eligible voters, automatic voter registration for all eligible voters, and giving every voter the option to vote by mail.
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https://www.vox.com/2021/5/3/22406391/hr1-poll-for-the-people-act
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"Ignore us at your peril": House may be lost if intrastructure plan not scaled back substantially [View all]
NewsCenter28
Aug 2021
OP
Pardon me, but how have Republicans been working every day for middle class?
GoodRaisin
Aug 2021
#17
"Pet projects like voting rights?" If ppl can't vote it won't matter how much we manage to get done
PortTack
Aug 2021
#2
GQP fear Dems voting protections bill polls well. A new poll says they're right
PortTack
Aug 2021
#41
And my point is that if we don't pass progressive legislation, then what is the point?
Chainfire
Aug 2021
#23
People just hate seeing their government spend their tax dollars doing good things for them.
brewens
Aug 2021
#9
Lol, end covid payments, start up evications, scale back infrastructure, kick voting rights
WhiskeyGrinder
Aug 2021
#25
The DCCC is worried about legislative and electoral results, not policies per se.
empedocles
Aug 2021
#31