They are all bills that have been worked on in the House by a number of people from both sides of the aisle. They have all been under consideration in the Committee on House Oversight, and we are of course confident that Members from both sides of the aisle, especially those Members who have so often expressed their hope and their desire to have this vote by the end of March, will have an opportunity to make the votes that they would find useful in advancing their concerns about election reform.
Richard K. Armey: “They are all bills that have been worked on in the House by a number of people from both sides of the aisle. They have…”
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