Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill · NC · H

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Posts23
Engagement176
Voting-record position0.336
CoverageJan 8, 2020 to Sep 9, 2021
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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 1.7 pp below the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.7 pp to +1.7 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 1.7 pp below the party median.

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  1. Civil Rights Under-indexed −1.7 pp

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Civil Rights2.4%4.1%−1.7 ppUnder-indexed23
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Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

RT @SonjaForSenate: Recently, an op-ed alleged, Republican-led NCGA is waging the stoutest war against African Americans seen since the Ji&

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

RT @NCHouseSpeaker: Churches in North Carolina were denied 2nd amendment protections by House Democrats in the General Assembly, who switch&

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

RT @NCHouseSpeaker: North Carolina to Appeal Ruling That Blocked Voter Photo ID Law: Our voter ID policy is a lenient 'non-strict' law -&

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

RT @NCHouseSpeaker: "North Carolina remains the #1 state for women in the tech sector." @WRALTechWire https://t.co/EyM2YDn22f

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

RT @RandolphEMC: Let's all practice good social distancing and stay at least six feet away  for your safety as well as for our employees!&

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

Lawmakers at the #NCGA asked a North Carolina court to lift an injunction on the states voter ID law, after a new elections bill signed by the @NC_Governor removed the courts rationale for blocking the constitutional requirement. https://t.co/8v2qcoOvLh #ncpol

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

May we never forget the sacrifice many have made to make sure that we all can live in freedom. Especially, on this Memorial Day Weekend, let us pay tribute to all those who gave so much. All gave some, some gave all!! https://t.co/IxDVflJQTv

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

A recent WRAL poll is flawed from the standpoint of the validity of its questions and the interpretations of its results. Leah Byres of @NCCivitas shines the light on a survey that leftist media is heralding as truth, but in reality is lacking. https://t.co/aD0bHecrCW #ncpol

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

Democrat sponsor of North Carolinas Voter ID rule says, I disagree that the Republican sponsors had racist motivations, which has become the unfortunate narrative&The will of 2 million voters should not be casually dismissed https://t.co/laKTmrCQb5 #ncpol

Civil Rights

Allen McNeill

@allen_mcneill

Republican NC House

Natalie Rothman, executive VP/Chief Human Resources Officer for Advance Auto Parts, said of the Triangle's talent diversity  Its really outstanding and very diverse, noting that NC is the number one state for women in the technology workforce. https://t.co/qjBFnc8GKr #ncpol

Civil Rights