The House just passed #HR1:
Yes – 234 Democrats
No – 193 Republicans

🇺🇸 Automatic voter registration
🇺🇸 Same-day registration
🇺🇸 Election day as federal holiday
🇺🇸 Ends gerrymandering districts
🇺🇸 Presidents must release tax returns
🇺🇸 Members can't serve on corporate boards pic.twitter.com/cnjxfUzsvx

— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) March 8, 2019

Every single Republican who voted on #HR1, voted no. This is a disgrace to our democracy. pic.twitter.com/6Ow4Ne2flX

— Let America Vote (@letamericavote) March 8, 2019

To tackle the toughest issues, we must restore voting rights, increase campaign finance transparency, end the gerrymander and enact tough anti-corruption standards.

Today, the House passed landmark legislation to do just that.

Your move, @senatemajldr. #HR1

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) March 8, 2019

As GOP stands unified against a bill to strengthen our democracy & increase transparency in our elections, it’s important to remember that the #NC09 seat is vacant because a GOP candidate tried to steal an election & only failed because local journalists uncovered the truth. #HR1

— Rep. Joe Kennedy III (@RepJoeKennedy) March 8, 2019

House passage of #HR1 is a great step forward in the fight to give power back to the people – where it belongs. It fights corruption, bolsters voting rights, and takes on gerrymandering. The question now is why are Senate Republicans not going to have a yes/no vote on the bill?

— Eric Holder (@EricHolder) March 8, 2019

🇺🇸Automatic voter registration
🇺🇸Protect and expand voting rights
🇺🇸Safeguard our elections
🇺🇸Hold dark money accountable
🇺🇸Mandatory release of tax returns for presidential candidates #HR1 is what we need to restore our democracy. Let's do this. https://t.co/uA3gT9aF00

— Kirsten Gillibrand (@SenGillibrand) March 8, 2019

Yesterday's passage of #HR1 by the @HouseDemocrats was a big step forward for our democracy, and proves that when Democrats are in charge, good things happen. 🎉 https://t.co/WPX6SGjTlo

— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) March 9, 2019

Great editorial on stonewalling by Majority Leader “I get to decide what we vote on” McConnell:

Think of #HR1 as the Merrick Garland of reform legislation.

Would end some of vile voter suppression embraced by GOP. Which goes to heart of GOP opposition. https://t.co/SmpqahKak7

— Leslie Proll (@LeslieProll) March 9, 2019

In a rebuke to Trump, the House passed #HR1, a bill requiring tax returns from presidential candidates. Trump was the first candidate in 40 years not to release returns and this would require all Presidential hopefuls to release a decade of returns. https://t.co/glAeDkLGVP

— Democratic Coalition (@TheDemCoalition) March 8, 2019

.@RepDebHaaland just presided over the #HR1 floor debate for two hours. It's the first time a Native American woman has sat in the Speaker's chair. https://t.co/wh0oDzFpmt pic.twitter.com/FQvmqSuDDy

— The Leadership Conference (@civilrightsorg) March 7, 2019

Our democracy is broken. #HR1, would help fix it.

Catch up on everything you need to know about automatic voter registration, restoring the Voting Rights Act, and lessening the influence of big money in politics and call your MoCs first thing tmrw! https://t.co/eN5URYv7Vg

— Indivisible Guide (@IndivisibleTeam) March 5, 2019

Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says voter disenfranchisement is one of the “three biggest issues that we face as a country” going into 2020, @fivefifths reports: https://t.co/shO4ynQH4S

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 9, 2019

Thread from an expert on diversifying the candidate pool beyond the super-rich https://t.co/9TMoNjqtca

— Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan) March 21, 2019