Jp Marzullo

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Posts102
Engagement277
Voting-record position0.004
CoverageFeb 26, 2022 to Oct 2, 2022
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Most distinctive Energy 4.5 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −4.5 pp to +4.5 pp. Most distinctive topic: Energy, 4.5 pp above the party median.

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Energy5.3%0.8%+4.5 ppOver-indexed102
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Jp Marzullo

@JPMarzullo

Republican NH House

@RepKeithAmmon The Democrats and their activists stop us from getting electricity and then blame it on the Republicans.

Energy

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@JPMarzullo

Republican NH House

@WMUR9 People on a fix income are struggling with the gas prices as well as food. Open up the pipe lines and stop punishing the American oil companies and us.

Energy

Jp Marzullo

@JPMarzullo

Republican NH House

RT @Bob_Ehrlich: The progressive campaign against (clean) natural gas led to the rapid demise of US energy independence - and empowered Rus<U+2026>

Energy

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@JPMarzullo

Republican NH House

State to study whether municipalities can restrict what type of fuel is used for energy https://t.co/7w2Hw35tNl via @nhbulletinnews

Energy