Motor voter bill eyed as possible boost for independents
The House weighs a Senate passed motor voter bill that would register drivers aged 18 and older when they obtain or renew licenses, a move seen as slightly favoring Democrats but potentially helping independents like Ross Perot. Data show 18 to 24 year olds are the largest unregistered block, with low turnout and shifting party ties, while many low income whites may gain registration without a clear party loyalty.
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Bill Cosby says he would not want to be president, ranking the role as the worst job aside from playing basketball for the Gers. He notes he lacks the skills, prefers teaching, and aims to influence change, while taping a new show.
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