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Ensign Tells Feinstein He Won’t Budge on Filing Bill

By Emily Pierce
Roll Call Staff
Dec. 4, 2007, Midnight

Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) on Monday turned down an offer to break the logjam on a bill requiring Senators to file their campaign finance reports electronically. Those reports are currently filed on paper only and must be scanned into computers.

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