Word: vote
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However, 60 percent of "connected"Americans--those who use the Internet--vote,according to a study conducted in 1997 by Wiredmagazine...
However, the board would have to approve therepresentatives of these organizations. Inaddition, the board would elect nine other"at-large" members; No other bodies would vote forthe members...
WASHINGTON: It's the quiet before the impeachment storm. But make no mistake: Capitol Hill is a hive of activity in advance of Thursday's House vote on a full, Watergate-style inquiry. Top Democrats are pushing hard for a limited Lewinsky probe, but their support is hemorrhaging fast: Reps. Marty Meehan (D-Mass.) and Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) both estimate a hefty 60 Democratic defectors to the GOP proposal. That's not surprising, given the number of Dems in swing districts who might be fatally wounded at the polls next month if they appear to be soft on impeachment...
Students on the Asian American Association's(AAA) e-mail list received a message encouragingthem to vote for former AAA co-PresidentsAlexander T. Nguyen '99 and Grace Shieh...
WASHINGTON: It's up to the House now. After the Judiciary Committee voted Monday night to recommend an impeachment inquiry -- splitting 21-16, strictly along party lines -- President Clinton's fate will be sealed by a full floor vote due later this week. Not in terms of the probe itself; Republicans have more than enough votes to make that happen. Rather, it's a question of moral legitimacy: Will 50 or 60 Dems cross the aisle in a show of bipartisanship, as they did for the release of the Starr report? Or will it be no more than a handful...