"House Republicans have opted to take no immediate stand on how to deal"
 

House Republicans have opted to take no immediate stand on how to deal with Spea

Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

3-19-1993

Pages

1A, 12A

Abstract

House Republicans have opted to take no immediate stand on how to deal with Speaker John L. Martin's involvement in the recent ballot-tampering scandal. The Republicans considered asking for Martin's resignation, seeking a new election for speaker, launching a separate investigation, and turning the matter over to a bipartisan state ethics commission, but could not reach a consensus.

Subjects

Elections Corrupt practices, Legislators, Martin, John L

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