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Drew Hansen
@RepDrewHansen · WA · H
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Most distinctive Civil Rights 2.7 pp below the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −2.7 pp to +2.7 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 2.7 pp below the party median.
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| Civil Rights | 4.7% | 7.5% | −2.7 pp | Under-indexed | 170 |
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BREAKING: Washington State Senate just passed my Shield Law<U+2014>protects people in Washington from the reach of anti-abortion laws in Texas/elsewhere<U+2014>and we are OFF TO THE GOVERNOR!!! Congrats to the doctors, lawyers, advocates, more who worked so hard on this; great win today!
Dobbs update: Looks like we can write a law that simply says <U+201C>information related to abortions [or gender-affirming care] for out-of-state residents cannot be disclosed, even by subpoena<U+201D> This means Washington State wouldn<U+2019>t be an accomplice to enforcing bad laws elsewhere!
It’s legitimately moving to see my colleague—the extraordinary @TarraSimmons5, who spent time in prison before graduating law school and becoming a powerful advocate then legislator—pass her first bill: HB1078, restoring voting rights to people when they’re out of prison 🔥👏🙏
Some big news: my colleagues just elected me as the new Chair of the Wash. House Civil Rights & Judiciary Committee. Its Gods work to promote civil rights and access to justice, and Im grateful and honored that my House colleagues have trusted me with this role.
Governor signed the Shield Law today! This protects people in Washington State from anti-abortion laws in Texas/elsewhere. I started working on it last summer when we saw draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade<U+2026>five million drafts & countless meetings later we<U+2019>re done; it<U+2019>s law! https://t.co/X511FceWL9
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Our constituent Gov. Inslee just signed my incredible seatmate Rep. @TarraSimmons5’s bill (HB1078) restoring voting rights to people when they’re released from prison!! This is SUCH a big deal; God bless my amazing colleague & the many who worked so hard on it for so many years
Give it UP for my amazing colleague @TarraSimmons5, whose bill restoring voting rights for people when they leave prison (HB1078) passed the Wash. Senate and is OFF TO THE GOVERNOR!! Righteous policy; years of work by many to get to this point; God bless and great news!
I realized nearly an hour into today’s Civil Rights and Judiciary Committee hearing that I was chairing the committee while wearing an apron (to protect my clothes from first lunch), so I’m winning everything today.