Reed favors House decision on contested elections
Washington report notes Speaker Reed may push for House handling of contested election cases before adopting rules, risking precedent but aligning with party interests. It reports on Republican caution, Democratic maneuvers, and various appropriations and confirmations shaping the current Congress.
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