Senate Passes Edmunds Electoral Bill in Surprise
Washington dispatch notes the Senate approved the Edmunds electoral bill, shaping U S presidential elections for October voting and January vote counting with written objections. It outlines separation of Houses, five minute rule, and joint reviewing on disputed electoral votes amid Republican support and Democratic hesitation.
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