Congressional committee to hold election hearing in Ohio
A congressional committee that scolded Ohio's secretary of state for missing its hearing about the 2004 election is holding another session in Ohio. This time, Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell plans to attend. The House Administration Committee hearing is scheduled for Monday in Columbus. Lawmakers were frustrated with Blackwell when he did not attend a February hearing in Washington, especially when they discovered that he was in the area that day. He led a meeting of the nonpartisan Campaign Finance Institute, a session he said he previously had agreed to attend. The committee is investigating complaints of voting irregularities, such as long lines, computer malfunctions and confusion about provisional ballots, in November's election in Ohio.
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