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Senate eyeing 50 50 split again could reshape agenda
Washington reports that expected Democratic gains may leave the Senate at 50 50, prompting talks of reviving 2001 power sharing. If Democrats gain, they would seek a larger role in Bush's final two years, while Republicans would retain the tie breaking vote through Vice President Cheney. Historic splits and independent senators Sanders and Lieberman loom in the balance.
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GOP
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Vermont
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South Dakota
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Connecticut
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