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Waxman, Dingell look ahead to tomorrow's dramatic Democratic caucus vote

House Democrats face one more day of a bruising intraparty battle before deciding who will chair the Energy and Commerce Committee next year and play a critical role in moving the Obama administration's energy and environmental agenda. Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) has a slight upper hand going into tomorrow's 9 a.m. EST secret-ballot vote before the entire House Democratic Caucus after scoring a narrow 25-22 win today in the Steering and Policy Committee. Go to story #1

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