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The new result meant that, according to the rules of the competition, the jury would have to revote because less than a point separated the two finalists.

I know there is an attempt to try to revote that decision, but I hope the House will sensibly see off such a narrow-minded approach to politics.

At the same time, thousands of people who voted absentee before Mr. Wellstone's death swamped county offices to request new ballots, after a state Supreme Court ruling Thursday that made it easier to revote but left open several questions that could spur litigation if the race is close.

Many of its officials were appointed for political reasons, regardless of their knowledge of the operation of railroads, there were three times as many people employed as were necessary, Republicans rode free on passes, carloads of negroes rode free on their happy jaunts about the state to vote and revote in the same elections.