Herb Conaway

@herbconaway · NJ · H

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Posts365
Engagement915.6K
Voting-record position-0.162
CoverageFeb 28, 2020 to Jan 20, 2025
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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 2.8 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −2.8 pp to +2.8 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 2.8 pp above the party median.

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  1. Civil Rights Over-indexed +2.8 pp

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Civil Rights10.2%7.5%+2.8 ppOver-indexed365
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Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

RT @sumpeoplelikeit: Turns out that telling women to "shut up and breed" is bad political messaging in 2022.

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

RT @PaulBegala: Tonight<U+2019>s result in Kansas is one of the biggest political stories of the year. If the GOP can<U+2019>t sell their anti-women b.s<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

RT @GovMurphy: In New Jersey, women will always have full autonomy over their own bodies and the right to make their own medical decisions.<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

RT @GovMurphy: 155 years ago, enslaved African Americans in Galveston took their first step toward freedom. Those protesting at this very m&

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

Today is the 30th Anniversary of the ADA. This landmark legislation expanded civil rights protections to increase the inclusion of persons with disabilities in community life and employment. We must continue to work together to expand and protect everyones rights. https://t.co/aNzRkfAtQW

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

RT @njassemblydems: Today on Alice Paul Day, NJ salutes the woman who raised her voice so that others may be heard. Alice Paul was born i&

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

RT @NJDeptofHealth: Want more more information about how contact tracing works? How we're expanding testing? Steps we're taking to protect&

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

This Juneteenth marks 155 years since General Granger rode into Texas and announced all slaves were free. It is a day of hope, but also a day to recognize that the fight against racial injustices aren't over. I urge all New Jerseyans to continue to speak out against injustice.

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

Black History Month begins today and recognizes the influence of the Black community on U.S. history. From Colin Powell, the first black Secretary of State to Carl Lewis who won 9 olympic gold medals (and lived in Willingboro), we honor those that make NJ so diverse

Civil Rights

Herb Conaway

@herbconaway

Democratic NJ House

Black History Month begins today and recognizes the influence of the Black community on U.S. history. From Colin Powell, the first black Secretary of State to Carl Lewis who won 9 olympic gold medals (and lived in Willingboro), we honor those that make NJ so diverse

Civil Rights