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| − | Senate rules permit one motion to reconsider any question decided by vote, if offered by a Senator who voted on the winning side. Normally a supporter of the outcome immediately moves to reconsider the vote, and the same Senator or another immediately moves to table this motion, thus securing the outcome of the vote. | + | [[Senate]] rules permit one motion to reconsider any [[question]] decided by [[vote]], if offered by a [[Senator]] who voted on the winning side. Normally a supporter of the outcome immediately moves to reconsider the vote, and the same Senator or another immediately moves to table this motion, thus securing the outcome of the vote.<ref>[http://www.senate.gov/reference/glossary_term/reconsider.htm] US Senate Reference</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:28, June 8, 2007
Senate rules permit one motion to reconsider any question decided by vote, if offered by a Senator who voted on the winning side. Normally a supporter of the outcome immediately moves to reconsider the vote, and the same Senator or another immediately moves to table this motion, thus securing the outcome of the vote.[1]