Electoral College reshaping could remake US politics
An analysis outlines three reform options replacing or reforming the Electoral College. It notes that direct voting would not have changed elections before 1960, while district or proportional splits could have altered outcomes in several past contests. Experts discuss feasibility and historical implications.
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Lame duck Congress Eyes Budget Settlement
Washington AP reports that a lame duck Congress and President seek budget progress on education health and labor programs immigration wage rules and workplace safety. leaders warn that without a presidential resolution cooperation may stall while major bills and transición funds await action before 2001 begins.
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107Th Congress
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