League of Women Voters

The LWV is strictly nonpartisan but advocates for voting rights, anti-gerrymandering, campaign-finance reform, election integrity, ranked-choice voting, and transparent government. Cornyn earns more LWV credit than Paxton on election-integrity (his certification of the 2020 election sits in direct opposition to Paxton's Texas v. Pennsylvania lawsuit, which the LWV would treat as the precise practice they oppose) and on absence of mid-decade-redistricting-and-election-worker-prosecution litigation. He still loses on voting-rights enforcement (he has voted against the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act framework), on SAVE America Act co-sponsorship, and on the broader Republican voting-access framework. Talarico's anti-corruption package — ban super PACs and corporate PACs, ban partisan gerrymandering with independent commissions, John Lewis Voting Rights Act, congressional stock-trading ban, term limits, town-hall requirements, SCOTUS ethics code — is the LWV agenda almost line for line.