John Delaney

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Candidate’s Grade

A

Grading Methodology

A+: comprehensive democracy plan with impressive public financing plan, promise to fix democracy first

A: comprehensive democracy plan with a strong policy in each category

B: notable proposals but overall plan lacks depth regarding scope and/or implementation

C: few democracy reform proposals, campaign makes infrequent mentions of reform

D: no meaningful democracy plan

F: active opponent of democracy

Candidate Policy Positions

Everyone’s Vote Should Count (Equally)

  • Statehood for D.C. and Puerto Rico
  • End gerrymandering with independent redistricting commissions

Voting Rights

  • Same-day voter registration
  • Automatic voter registration
  • Make Election Day a holiday
  • Automatic voter registration
  • Restore the Voting Rights Act
  • Pre-registration of 16 year olds

Money in Politics

  • Public financing of elections
  • Overturn Citizens United
  • Lowering contribution limits to Super PACs
  • Increasing disclosure
  • Restructure the Federal Election Commission

Candidate Overview

Delaney has pledged to fix democracy first!

Delaney has a strong democracy platform that addresses each category of democracy reform. At our Democracy Town Hall, the Congressman announced his support for public financing of elections and HR 1, the For The People Act, more broadly. However, Delaney does not believe Electoral College reform is a worthwhile topic for reformers. 

Click here to see his full democracy reform platform.

Here are some policies he could adopt to improve his platform:

  • Repeal discriminatory voter ID laws and other voter suppression policies
  • A full end to felon disenfranchisement
  • Eliminate the Electoral College
  • Ranked-choice voting

If you want to see John Delaney embrace these policies, check the bottom of the page for his staffers contact information.

In His Own Words

“Too much money in politics is a perversion of democracy. Gerrymandering is a perversion of democracy.”

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