Yet that did not prevent Gary S. Stein, a former State Supreme Court justice who participated in numerous Abbott v. Burke decisions, from warning legislators in a letter that the bill could be "'one of the most costly and counter-productive votes ever cast by the State's Legislature".
"Don believes that it would not be productive to vote on a bill first and then engage in a game of Ping-Pong with the General Assembly," said Rae Hutton, Mr. DiFrancesco's spokeswoman.
"I see that the House of Representatives, rather than spending its time on something productive like voting on the Senate immigration bill, spent last week repealing Obamacare once again.
Instead of chasing after undecided voters, both major political parties might find it more productive to mine votes among the unregistered populations that they believe will vote their way.
Only after connecting can you begin to engage your relatives in a productive discussion about why they voted for Donald Trump or for Hillary Clinton.
The court was not persuaded by this testimony.... Beyond voting and jury service, productive citizenship implies engagement and contribution in the economy as well as in public life...
Many enthusiastically waved the Mexican flag, which was, as you might suppose, very counter-productive for the task of winning Anglo votes.
He was a productive, taxpaying citizen who never missed casting his vote until the day he died at age 90.
Another source said they might settle on an early March Budget with "a condition that it's all about continuing the recovery with sensible and productive long-term investments, not pork-barrel politics to buy votes".
Restoring the voting rights of former felons, who have served their time and become productive community members, is one area where Black communities are taking powerful action to restore voting rights.
But rather than simply speculate on which capricious way the voting might go, I thought it might be productive to reflect on the kinds of..
