Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR · AR · H

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Posts181
Engagement42.5K
Voting-record position-0.091
CoverageFeb 14, 2020 to Sep 17, 2024
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Percentage-point difference between this legislator’s topic share and the party median. Bars left are under-indexed; bars right are over-indexed.

Most distinctive Civil Rights 1.9 pp below the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.9 pp to +1.9 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 1.9 pp below the party median.

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  1. Civil Rights Under-indexed −1.9 pp

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Civil Rights5.5%7.5%−1.9 ppUnder-indexed181
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Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

RT @janeadamsid: Live look at #VoterSuppression in Alabama. Big arrow telling me to fill out the card. What’s the card? Oh, just a form t…

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

RT @janeadamsid: Live look at #VoterSuppression in Alabama. Big arrow telling me to fill out the card. What’s the card? Oh, just a form t…

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

RT @steve_vladeck: This is an earthquake <U+2014> for what it portends for the future not only of Roe, but of *all* implied fundamental rights, an<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

RT @meganforAR: Gov. Sanders said she<U+2019>s signing an executive order *today* to prohibit the political indoctrination of Arkansas<U+2019>s schoolchi<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

I do not accept prioritizing matters of procedure, power, or ego over a single human life. Latino/a and Marshallese Arkansans urgently need testing and contact tracing and the Legislature blew it today. If we arent representing our people, who is the power grab for? https://t.co/0CR8AmZwjE

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

Im in a bad romance that still needs defining She cuts me off, wears me out, so undermining She swears that she owns me and leaves me for dead I guess Im in love with the State Board of Ed #arlegvalentines

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

RT @GregLeding: The NCAA has announced that it won’t host championship events in states with laws targeting the transgender community. Tha…

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

Taking away someone's right to be made whole when they're hurt by a negligent business is bad policy. Skipping the Legislature to avoid tough questions, meaningful debate, and bills on policing, racial justice, and helping people survive this crisis? Very disappointing. #arpx

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

We knew it was coming, but it's still shocking. Arkansas has made it illegal for a woman to terminate her pregnancy even in case of rape, incest, or severe fetal anomaly. We're unique in that abortion is illegal in all bordering states. It's a dark day for women.

Civil Rights

Andrew Collins

@andrewcollinsAR

Democratic AR House

I try to remember that MLK and his contemporaries had lots of opposition from respectable people with calm arguments. Many believed that Jim Crow laws were good government, racial discrimination in private businesses was liberty, and segregation was public safety. (1/2)

Civil Rights