House Moves to Record Votes End Secrecy on Amendments
The House approved a reorganization bill provision for recorded votes on amendments, ending a tradition since 1789. The change allows as few as 20 members to demand registration of how each congressman votes, with clerks or electronic devices recording the names.
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Demos Accused Of Spending Money To Glean Most Votes
Republican leaders accuse congressional Democrats of using federal funds to buy votes in coming House and Senate elections. The dispute coincides with a $4.4 billion education appropriation bill facing Senate action after House approval.
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