In an interesting move, @ProjectLincoln backs this new package.

“Senate Republicans must make a choice: Do they stand for democracy or are they the new Jim Crow caucus?” @reedgalen tells me.

This suggests possibility of new pro-democracy center right:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/01/19/an-early-move-democrats-seeks-undo-an-ugly-part-trumps-legacy/
One quick correction: The bill will be announced today, not introduced. It's the first honorary bill of the new Senate, S1. Dem aide says Schumer will ensure it gets a vote, though unclear when.
Some center-right commentators say 2020 showed that the GOP can compete in high-turnout elections and should ditch counter-majoritarian tactics.

Great, but if so, shouldn't they support at least some Democratic efforts to curb those tactics?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/01/19/an-early-move-democrats-seeks-undo-an-ugly-part-trumps-legacy/
We just had record turnout amid extraordinarily difficult conditions, followed by an unprecedented effort by one party to subvert the results.

Dem response to this: Try to expand voting/fortify democracy.

GOP response: Double down on voter suppression?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/01/19/an-early-move-democrats-seeks-undo-an-ugly-part-trumps-legacy/
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