John McKeon

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Posts21
Engagement28
Voting-record position-0.306
CoverageJan 14, 2020 to Aug 22, 2022
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Most distinctive Energy 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: Energy, 2.8 pp above the party median.

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  1. Energy Over-indexed +2.8 pp

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Energy3.3%0.5%+2.8 ppOver-indexed21
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John McKeon

@JohnFMcKeon

Democratic NJ House

<U+23F0> Change your clocks, check your batteries! Remember to "fall back" your clocks before going to sleep and check or replace your smoke detector batteries. #daylightsavings https://t.co/uEAe7AqgxP

Energy

John McKeon

@JohnFMcKeon

Democratic NJ House

RT @njassemblydems: .@JohnFMcKeon on Governor Murphys Energy Master Plan, Signing of Executive Order No. 100: https://t.co/TvNROjVE7f "..&

Energy

John McKeon

@JohnFMcKeon

Democratic NJ House

Last week, the @NJBPU approved a study that found the State<U+2019>s transition to greener energy would ultimately save residents<U+2019> money. By transitioning to greener options, residents could see as much as a 16% long-term reduction in their utility costs. <U+00A0>Below is my statement. https://t.co/T3xvrn00zc

Energy

John McKeon

@JohnFMcKeon

Democratic NJ House

RT @DougOMalleyENJ: Fun State House fact courtesy of @JohnFMcKeon. Assembly chandelier was outfitted with gas lamps in case this new dangle&

Energy