Take a look at the supermajority's proposed state Senate maps. You'll notice they removed Muncie from District 25. I am disappointed in this significant change in the district, especially since Muncie and Anderson are tightly connected cities with similar communities of interest. https://t.co/wESCVv0iwm
Timothy Lanane
@TimLanane · IN · S
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Most distinctive Housing 3.9 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −3.9 pp to +3.9 pp. Most distinctive topic: Housing, 3.9 pp above the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Housing | 6.2% | 2.3% | +3.9 pp | Over-indexed | 151 |
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RT @brandonjsmith5: On Sept. 26, Gov. Holcomb moved the state to its final reopening phase, Stage 5. The 7-day average number of new COVID&
"People want redistricting reform. There will be maps coming out of an independent commission, which we'll have a look at. We're going to see how much the official maps resemble in any way those maps. https://t.co/1qgYEwVRW0
It's frustrating that Indiana has failed to get aid to renters and landlords during the pandemic. It's even more frustrating that the Governor ignored local officials from both parties who could have gotten these resources to those in need. https://t.co/jP8dmjAG7q
It's frustrating that Indiana has failed to get aid to renters and landlords during the pandemic. It's even more frustrating that the Governor ignored local officials from both parties who could have gotten these resources to those in need. https://t.co/jP8dmjAG7q
My SB 292 passed out of the Senate Local Government Committee with a vote of 8-1 last week! This bill deals with land banks that are delinquent on property taxes and offered for public sale at least 2 times and remain unsold. https://t.co/1ueL4YNUAR
My SB 236 passed unanimously out of the House Local Government Committee today. This bill would help ensure underutilized, blighted properties are used productively, providing land banks with the additional tools they need to obtain these properties and get them turned around. https://t.co/KT5mMGk02M
The American Rescue Plan provided $25.2 million for Madison County. These funds can be used for important investments in broadband and infrastructure while increasing pay for hard-working county employees. Let's build back better in Madison County! https://t.co/utokFdQl20
Thank you, governor Holcomb for vetoing this bill that would have put the housing of thousands of Hoosiers at risk. In the midst of this pandemic, we must do everything we can to keep our people safe in their homes. https://t.co/4ssfUxNFrV
Republicans approved SB 148, a bill that favors landlords and restricts local governments from passing any of their own landlord-tenant ordinances. With this bill, Republicans altered, without hearing any meaningful testimony, the rights of 30% of Hoosiers who rent in our state. https://t.co/RNeQ2xxU7x