Verla Insko

@verlainsko · NC · H

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Posts107
Engagement67.8K
Voting-record position-0.388
CoverageJan 1, 2020 to May 14, 2023
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Voice fingerprint

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 0.1 pp below the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 0.1 pp below the party median.

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  1. Civil Rights Under-indexed −0.1 pp

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Complete topic-share comparison with the party median
TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Civil Rights7.4%7.5%−0.1 ppUnder-indexed107
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Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @joncoopertweets: BREAKING: Democrat Yadira Caraveo has WON her House race, making history as Colorado<U+2019>s first Latina elected to Congres<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @will_doran: Breaking(ish): Federal judge strikes down NC voter ID law for 2020 for being racially discriminatory We knew this was comi&

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @NC_Governor: This incident is unacceptable. Peaceful demonstrators should be able to have their voices heard and voter intimidation in&

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @OccupyDemocrats: If you<U+2019>re glad that a new FOX News poll just found that EVERY single voter demographic, even men, has dramatically inc<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @Anita_Earls: "Based on the trial court's factual findings, we conclude that the congressional and legislative maps ... are unconstituti…

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @marciahmorey: The NC Supreme Court decision is based on law and the NC Constitution. It’s ok to disagree but it’s demeaning for polit…

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @marciahmorey: The NC Supreme Court decision is based on law and the NC Constitution. It’s ok to disagree but it’s demeaning for polit…

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @marciahmorey: The NC Supreme Court decision is based on law and the NC Constitution. It’s ok to disagree but it’s demeaning for polit…

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @electreives: Today in 1960, these four young Black men made a stand for what was right. They chose to sit down at a lunch counter in Gr…

Civil Rights

Verla Insko

@verlainsko

Democratic NC House

RT @electreives: Today in 1960, these four young Black men made a stand for what was right. They chose to sit down at a lunch counter in Gr<U+2026>

Civil Rights