The White House immediately turned aside the calls from Dr. Kay and many Democrats for an immediate outside investigation, seeking to head off any new wide-ranging election-year inquiry that might go beyond reports already being assembled by Congressional committees and the Central Intelligence Agency.
Now, it looks as though Higdon has jurisdiction over something more wide-ranging: an apparent election fraud conspiracy tied to North Carolina Republicans.
The demotion for Gove, who will now take up his post rallying Tory MPs in parliament, in a job in which his predecessor had a non-voting cabinet seat, was the biggest surprise as the prime minister embarked on the second stage of his most wide-ranging reshuffle since the election, which saw the cull of a series of middle-aged men.
After the upcoming elections, wide-ranging tax code reform is seen by some on Capitol Hill as a possibility in 2013.
Mr. DeLay was quoted by CQ Daily Monitor, a Capitol Hill newsletter, as calling for a wide-ranging review of the presidential election including looking at reports of illegal immigrants' voting in Florida and troubles that members of the military may have had mailing their ballots from abroad.
Mr. Perkins predicted that the decision would have wide-ranging effects in the coming elections.
His lawsuit had accused the left-leaning Working Families Party of engaging in an "audacious" and wide-ranging conspiracy "to hijack our local election process".
He was demoted as Education Secretary last year and appointed the back-room role of chief whip in a bid to cool relations with teachers in the run up to the election after his wide-ranging and unpopular reforms to schools.
As part of a wide-ranging interference campaign during the 2016 election, Russian operatives used advertisements on social media platforms to sow division and discord, distorting public discourse and coarsening our political debate.
The election will have wide-ranging consequences, both in the U.K. itself, where the political landscape may rapidly change, as well as for upcoming Brexit negotiations.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's latest indictment details Russia's complex and wide-ranging campaign to influence the 2016 election, and focuses on 13 individuals, including oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin, known among Russia media as "Putin's favorite chef" for hosting many of the president's lavish dinners.
