Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ · NJ · H

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Posts819
Engagement81.2K
Voting-record position-0.289
CoverageJan 15, 2020 to Jun 16, 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 3.9 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −3.9 pp to +3.9 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 3.9 pp above the party median.

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  1. Civil Rights Over-indexed +3.9 pp

Bars share a symmetric scale of ±3.9 pp.

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Complete topic-share comparison with the party median
TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Civil Rights11.4%7.5%+3.9 ppOver-indexed819
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Retweets to @govmurphy: 4 unique postsMentions to Loretta Weinberg: 4 unique postsRetweets to User 815310506596691968: 3 unique postsRetweets from Loretta Weinberg: 3 unique postsMentions to Annette Quijano: 3 unique postsMentions to Verlina Reynolds-Jackson: 3 unique postsRetweets to Loretta Weinberg: 2 unique postsMentions to @govmurphy: 2 unique postsMentions from Benjie Wimberly: 2 unique postsMentions to Nia Gill: 1 unique postsRetweets to @senmteresaruiz: 1 unique postsMentions to Benjie Wimberly: 1 unique postsRetweets to Sandra Cunningham: 1 unique postsMentions to Jamel Holley: 1 unique postsDD?DD?DDDDD

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Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @GovMurphy: Abortion is legal in New Jersey. Today, I signed legislation to protect the right of out-of-state patients to receive abort<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @GovMurphy: To those states who are outright hostile toward a woman<U+2019>s right to an abortion, and who'll attempt to use the SCOTUS<U+2019>s egreg<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @GovMurphy: New Jersey is stronger and fairer when every member of our LGBTQIA+ family is valued and given equal protection under the la<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @GovMurphy: Disgusting behavior like this will not be tolerated. Those who would commit such a hateful act are cowards, and to echo @Ne<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @SenatorLorettaW: Welcome to women<U+2019>s history month https://t.co/fMi2MHoHMH

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

We did something really important today! @GovMurphy @SenatorGill #AbortionRightsAreHumanRights https://t.co/dRFyymHTBE

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @SenatorLorettaW: Grandmothers and great-grandmothers rally for abortion rights. Here we are - hear our voices - see what life was like<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

It<U+2019>s not every day you get to shake the hand of the @VP of the United States! Thank you, again, for joining us in NJ &amp; for your leadership as we stand against those attacking women<U+2019>s rights and reproductive freedom in this country! https://t.co/mZnlzVGgkN

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @GSEquality: <U+0001F3F3><U+FE0F><U+200D><U+0001F308> Happy Pride Month! <U+0001F3F3><U+FE0F><U+200D><U+26A7><U+FE0F> Many thanks to everyone who let us know about the Pride events around NJ that we missed in o<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Gordon Johnson

@GMJohnsonNJ

Democratic NJ House

RT @LtGovOliver: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson<U+2019>s success in becoming the first Black woman to serve on our nation's highest court shows that<U+2026>

Civil Rights