Andrew "Clooney's 3rd Choice" Glisson: Either no voter ID requirement or everyone gets a free national ID card

Yup. I’d say PR statehood _if_ the electorate there wants it — but let’s also add USVI statehood, because the words “Rep. Stacey Plaskett” are music to my ears.

really cannot emphasize enough how plainly all this proves that the first priority of the next Democratic administration needs to be democracy reform --filibuster --electoral college --court reform --dc and pr statehood --new voting rights act --gerrymandering

In more earnest, I’d add: - expanding the House to add ~80-100 seats; - to tick through two items named below at once, amend the VRA to add the “efficiency gap” metric as the trigger for Sec. 5 oversight and preclearance of redistricting; - automatic nationwide voter reg. for federal elections.

really cannot emphasize enough how plainly all this proves that the first priority of the next Democratic administration needs to be democracy reform --filibuster --electoral college --court reform --dc and pr statehood --new voting rights act --gerrymandering

Efficiency gap - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

Either no voter ID requirement or everyone gets a free national ID card

You’re getting me. twitter.com/ggreeneva/st...

Greg Greene on X: "Yes: if Republicans keep requiring one of a profusion of IDs to cast ballots in federal elections—while ruling out another set of state-issued IDs (such as some student IDs)—they might end up making the logic of adopting a national ID look irrefutable." / Xtwitter.com Yes: if Republicans keep requiring one of a profusion of IDs to cast ballots in federal elections—while ruling out another set of state-issued IDs (such as some student IDs)—they might end up making the logic of adopting a national ID look irrefutable.

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