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Bond In Investing Savings Unable to reach agreement on a bill to overhaul the nation's election procedures, the Senate decided today to set aside the legislation while a few Democrats and Republicans try to thrash out a compromise.

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Bond In Investing Stock The five senators most deeply involved in writing the election bill said tonight that they would continue talks in hopes of achieving agreement. But they could not say when that might be.

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Municipal Bonds Investment "This bill is not a corpse," said one of the senators, Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon. "This bill is alive."

With both sides entrenched heading into an election cycle, a compromise may be in the offing, allowing both sides to declare victory and move on. On July 29, 2006, the House took a step in that direction by passing legislation to raise the minimum wage coupled to provisions to extend several tax measures, including one lowering the estate tax. The wage hike proposal could endanger the the tax reform efforts when the Senate takes up the bill, which is likely sometime during the week of July 31, as the Senate has never garnered more than 47 out of 100 votes for changing the minimum wage.

Bond Terms Trading But Mr. Wyden insisted that the bill must not disrupt or dismantle the vote-by-mail systems used in the states of Oregon and Washington.

Bond Debt High In Inside Senator Daschle said he would bring the legislation back to the Senate floor if the negotiators reached agreement. "We recognize the progress that we have made," he said. "We are just not there yet."

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Bond Investing Municipal But they deadlocked over plans to combat fraud at the polls. Republicans insisted on measures to prevent fraud, including identification requirements for certain new voters.

Basis Bond Finance Hill Democrats said they feared that such requirements could have discriminatory effects, disenfranchising thousands of blacks, Hispanic Americans and people who are poor, elderly or disabled. Civil rights advocates demanded that lawmakers drop or revise the requirements.

Bond Explained Terms Trading Besides Mr. Wyden, the senators trying to reach a deal are Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut; Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York; Christopher S. Bond, Republican of Missouri; and Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky.

Bond Business Investing Stock The handling of the bill in the Senate in the last two weeks intensified partisan enmity and distrust. Each party blamed the other for breaking an agreement announced with fanfare on Dec. 13.

Bond Houston Houston But Mr. Dodd insisted tonight, "We are back on track." And Mr. McConnell said, "We think we are close to an agreement."

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Bond Corporate Investing One of the most important features of the Senate bill lets would-be voters cast provisional ballots if they appear, for some reason, to be ineligible. The ballots would be counted if local officials later confirmed that the people were eligible to vote.

Investment Bond Uk In December, Senate Democrats agreed to provisions written by Republicans to prevent electoral fraud. Under these provisions, people who have registered by mail and have not previously voted in a federal election would have to produce a photographic identification or a document indicating name and address, like a utility bill, a bank statement, a paycheck or a government check.

Bond Trading Strategy Civil rights groups demanded that the bill shed these requirements. When Democrats tried to do that, Republicans said the Democrats had reneged on their agreement a charge the Democrats denied.

Bond Fixed In Income Investing Saying that many people lacked those documents, Wade J. Henderson, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, a coalition of 180 civil rights groups, said the identification requirements "could result in suppression of the black and Latino vote."

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Bond Management Market Risk Senate Democrats proposed last week that certain first-time voters be allowed to establish their identity merely by signing a form. Mr. Schumer, who had proposed such "signature verification," agreed today to withdraw the proposal.

Bond In Investing Municipal Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, defended the requirement for some new voters to show identification papers.

Bond Investment Las Las North "The requirement for some document to show that a person is in existence is minimal and necessary," Mr. Specter said. "I say that based on the experience I had as district attorney of Philadelphia in prosecuting vote fraud in both political parties."

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Bond In Investing Junk "Our vote-by-mail system is working," Mr. Wyden said. "It has empowered thousands and thousands of voters. It should not be thrown overboard to deal with fraud in other parts of the country."

Bond Investment Orlando By Robert Pear
New York Times - 3/5/2002

Topic: Campaign Finance Reform

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