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What does the democratic party think about election and campaign reform?
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∙ 11y ago
Campaign reform is not currently a goal or a topic to discussion. The goal of Republicans in 2014 is to hold on to the House and win enough new senate seats to get a majority in the Senate. The big problem is how to attract more votes from Hispanics, Blacks and women.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 11y ago"Election reform" is a vague term. Democrats oppose any change that might make it harder to vote. They fought new laws requiring a picture ID and would probably like to drop the requirement to pre-register in order to vote.
I don't think any party or professional politician is serious about campaign reform in general. If there is some practice that seems to help the other party more than it helps them, they are no doubt against it and would like to restrict it.
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∙ 9y agothe democratic party supports elections and campaign reforms because democratic is all about having the people choose
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