of the democrats, but the decision is basically designed to help them at the polls. voting reform helps the democrats. the republicans are just as hypocritical. they are opposed to some of the reforms, not in principle, but because it will hurt them at the polls. but whatever way you come out on voting rights reform, the idea of the ends justifying the means, the idea of makingbu short-term benefits out of long-term problems like ending the filibuster and packing the supreme court, giving executive power to our president over matters that are legislative are long-term problems designed to simply help the democrats in the short-term. the republicans did the same thing when they did not allow the nomination of merrick garland to go through and allow the nomination of justice barrett to go through. enough hypocrisy on both sidesle but the both sides act on principle not on partisanship.