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Senate committee hears testimony on bill to limit local health order power

Senate committee hears testimony on bill to limit local health order power
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Senate in full lockdown Tuesday due to COVID-19 cases

Published March 15, 2021, 9:17 PM The Senate will be on full lockdown on Tuesday, March 16. But it will be on a semi-lockdown on Wednesday, March 17 as the Senate offices have to be fumigated tomorrow. The Senate, however, will take up on Wednesday only two bills that do not require amendments as they need to be taken down by stenographers. The powerful bicameral Commission on Appointments (CA), on the other hand, would have its committee hearing and possibly plenary session on Wednesday since its has no COVID-19 problems, according to Senate President Vicente C. Sotto III who is the concurrent CA chairman. The CA has stenographic staff that are separate from that of the Senate, Sotto added.

The Electoral College is flawed -- so are the alternatives: Experts

The Electoral College is flawed so are the alternatives: Experts © AP A map released by the Associated Press shows the Electoral College vote count as of 7:15 p.m. EST on Dec. 14, 2020. The map has been rotated and cropped by ABC. Democracy is built on majority rule and the concept that every person s vote counts. Yet five times in history, American presidents have won office while losing the popular vote, with two of those instances coming in the past 20 years George W. Bush in 2000 by a margin of around 500,000 votes and Donald Trump in 2016 by about 3 million. At issue is the uniquely American system of the Electoral College, which provides that a group of specially chosen representatives (538 at present) for each state choose the president, generally using a winner-takes-all model based on the popular vote.

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By The Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY (AP) Missouri s presidential electors cast all 10 of the state s votes for Republican President Donald Trump during a brief, formal ceremony Monday at the state Capitol. Though Democrat Joe Biden won nationally, Trump easily carried Missouri with nearly 57% of the vote in the Nov. 3 presidential election. Missouri s Electoral College member were chosen earlier this year by a vote of Republican Party members. The electors included state Sen. Dan Hegeman, state Rep. Glen Kolkmeyer and several other state and local Republican Party leaders. They met in the ornate Senate Lounge, where they each wrote the name of Trump and Vice President Mike Pence on paper ballots. The 10-0 vote for Trump and Pence was then publicly announced by a representative of Gov. Mike Parson s office.

Missouri s Electoral College Members Meet in State Capitol

Missouri s Electoral College Members Meet in State Capitol
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