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BREAKING: Lawmakers in New Jersey have passed a sweeping bill to expand automatic voter registration in the state, making it so that every single resident whose information is obtained by state agencies will automatically be registered to vote.


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New Jersey passes bill to expand automatic voter registration
Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign the bill into law.
 

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The Hill
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BREAKING: Lawmakers in New Jersey have passed a sweeping bill to expand automatic voter registration in the state, making it so that every single resident whose information is obtained by state agencies will automatically be registered to vote.


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New Jersey passes bill to expand automatic voter registration
Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign the bill into law.

Saw this on the news yesterday :wow:

Murphy has come through guns blazing, upending all the bullshyt and roadblocks from fat fuk Christie :blessed:
 

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QU Poll Release Detail

The closely watched U.S. Senate race in Texas is too close to call, with 47 percent for Republican incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz and 44 percent for U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke, his Democratic challenger, according to a Quinnipiac University Poll released today.

There are wide party, gender, age and racial gaps, the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University Poll finds:
  • O'Rourke gets 87 - 9 percent support from Democrats and 51 - 37 percent backing from independent voters, as Republicans go to Cruz 88 - 6 percent;
  • Men back Cruz 51 - 40 percent, while women go 47 percent for O'Rourke and 43 percent for Cruz;
  • Voters 18 to 34 years old go Democratic 50 - 34 percent, while voters over 65 years old go Republican 50 - 43 percent;
  • White voters back Cruz 59 - 34 percent, as O'Rourke leads 78 - 18 percent among black voters and 51 - 33 percent among Hispanic voters.

Sen. Cruz gets lackluster grades, including a 47 - 45 percent job approval rating and a 46 - 44 percent favorability rating. O'Rourke gets a 30 - 16 percent favorability rating, but 53 percent of Texas voters don't know enough about him to form an opinion of him.









 

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Well that escalated quickly
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Georgia Republican so upset the NRA endorsed his rival he challenged him to a shoot-out
His opponent won the NRA's endorsement, but can he shoot?


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Colorado election 2018: Democrats have a candidate on the ballot in every single race


Democrats have secured a candidate on the ballot in every 2018 Colorado congressional, statehouse and major statewide race.

The last candidate to make the ballot and fill out the party’s roster was Guinn Unger Jr., a Democrat from Bayfield, who is running for the seat currently held by Sen. Don Coram, R-Montrose. Unger’s signatures were verified by the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office on Thursday.

“Democratic enthusiasm for the 2018 election is off the charts, and we’re capitalizing on that by running strong candidates in places we have never targeted before,” Matthew McGovern, executive director of House Majority Project, said in a written statement. “Having a Democratic candidate running in every district not only improves our chances of expanding the majority in the House and retaking the majority in the Senate, but it will help drive up Democratic turnout across the state and help provide campaign infrastructure for statewide candidates.”
 

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