Los Angeles Times Article Rating

Wasn't Texas supposed to turn blue?

Oct 03, 2021 View Original Article
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    -6% Center

  • Reliability

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  • Policy Leaning

    18% Somewhat Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -47% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Seago, 35, a father of two, lives in Austin, where he said some of his friends moved from Southern California to escape high taxes and a liberal ethos, especially in public schools.
53% : Texas also eliminated gun permits, blocked critical race theory and mask and vaccine mandates in public schools, sent state law enforcement to the border and started building a state-funded border wall.
53% : For the first time, the Supreme Court has freed Texas legislative redistricting from federal oversight under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, allowing Republicans -- who control both houses of the state Legislature -- to configure districts to their advantage, experts say, solidifying their majority through 2032.
46% : Krajcer said she started looking at real estate during a family trip to Portland, Ore., this summer, after Abbott banned mask mandates in public schools.
42% : Texas shocked the nation last month by effectively banning abortion -- even for incest and rape -- using a novel approach so far upheld by the courts that, instead of requiring state enforcement, allows individuals to file lawsuits against those seeking abortions or anyone who assists them.
34% : If you issue a ban on abortion that is as far as you can get toward a ban, legalize permit-less carry, empower poll watchers, legalize this conservative agenda, will you create a problem for yourself in the general election?"
34% : Seago said activists are preparing for the U.S. Supreme Court to consider a Mississippi case that could overturn Roe vs. Wade, since Texas is among about half the states with so-called trigger laws that would make abortion illegal.

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