Thread by @mikedebonis

NEW: @Sen_JoeManchin tells reporters he has delivered a list of voting provisions he supports and opposes in FTPA and did NOT today rule out voting for a modified bill

Asked if this document includes any mention of the filibuster or any change in his attitudes thereon, he said no. but it does open the possibility that next week's vote could be a straight party line affair.

NEW details per 2 Dem aides:
Manchin is on board with early voting standards, ending gerrymandering.
BUT he wants voter ID mandate and opposes universal mail voting and public financing.
AND he's not budging on filibuster -- he thinks this could get 60.
washingtonpost.com/politics/manch…

FULL Manchin doc on voting legislation...

Notable:
-Voter ID would include "allowable alternatives"
-Ban computer-aided redistricting
-"Ensure single-candidate super
PACs do not operate as arms of campaigns"
-wants "objective measures" to determine VRA preclearance (i.e., seems to have moved away from 50-state idea)

Correction: Manchin idea is not to ban computer aided redistricting but instead use computer models (ostensibly calibrated for compactness or other factors) to draw lines.

Procedural developments this evening: Schumer has set the table for next week's FTPA vote by filing a fresh bill incorporating all cmte changes (which were not adopted in the evenly split Rules cmte) and teeing it up for the floor.

The expectation is this would be the vehicle for any changes @Sen_JoeManchin would seek, though it remains likely Republicans would simply filibuster the motion to proceed to the bill.