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Investors would also stand to benefit from the so-called Shareholder Bill of Rights, legislation proposed by Senator Charles Schumer of New York and Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, both Democrats, most of which was included in the original draft of Senator Christopher Dodd's financial overhaul bill.

All the principal characters are Democrats, most of them as progressive as Mr. Clooney himself.

Over the past year, the Democrats, most of whom are incumbents, have been raising and spending far more than the Republicans.

Eleven Democrats, most of them moderates, joined 42 Republicans and one independent in voting for the Medicare bill.

Even with that cap, the deal represented a retreat for Democrats, most of whom did not want student loan rates tied to market rates.

When Mr Clinton backed a welfare reform devised by Republicans in 1996, 30 House Democrats, most of them from somewhat conservative places, initially supported him.

While labor is generally backing Democrats, most of the efforts of the National Rifle Association are backing Republicans, even against pro-gun Democrats.

Nor has there been much help from the president's fellow Democrats, most of whom have fought his trade and China policies at every turn.

In another potentially bad sign for Mrs. Clinton, who does best with loyal Democrats, most of the new voters registered as unaffiliated.

Mr. Silver is to begin discussing possible changes in school governance this week with caucus members and other Assembly Democrats, most of whom come from New York City.

Others say Mr. Pataki's success was no fluke; that Latinos are increasingly open to appeals by Republicans even though they still favor Democrats most of the time.