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2. In a section called PROPOSED CHANGES, summarize each of the proposed changes that would take place if the proposal/law were accepted.
3. In a section called DESIRED CHARACTERIZATION, capture how the submitting party is trying to make the proposal look, i.e., the positive spin they're putting on it. Give this as a set of 15-word bullet points.
3. In a section called POSITIVE CHARACTERIZATION, capture how the submitting party is trying to make the proposal look, i.e., the positive spin they're putting on it. Give this as a set of 15-word bullet points.
4. In a section called HIDDEN POLICY CHANGES, capture the parts of the bill that are likely to be controversial to the opposing side, or to independents. These are likely parts they hope nobody pays attention to. Capture these as a full set of 15-word bullets.
EXAMPLES:
1. The bill looks to find great candidates with positive views on the environment and get them elected.
END EXAMPLES
4. In a section called BALANCED CHARACTERIZATION, capture how the submitting party is trying to make the proposal look, i.e., the positive spin they're putting on it. Give this as a set of 15-word bullet points.
EXAMPLES:
1. The bill looks to find candidates with aligned goals and try to get them elected.
END EXAMPLES
4. In a section called CYNICAL CHARACTERIZATION, capture the parts of the bill that are likely to be controversial to the opposing side, and or that are being downplayed by the submitting party because they're shady or malicious. Give this as a set of 15-word bullet points.
EXAMPLES:
1. The bill looks to find candidates with perfectly and narrowly aligned goals with an extreme faction, and works to get them elected.
END EXAMPLES
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