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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