Commission Considering Election Scenarios

DeForest B. Soaries, the chairman of the new bipartisan Election Assistance Commission, has announced that his group is establishing guidelines about what to do if terrorists strike the US on or before the November 2 General Election. "Look at the possibilities, says Soaries. "If the federal government were to cancel an election or suspend an election, it has tremendous political implications. If the federal government chose not to suspend an election it has political implications " A Republican and former Secretary of State in New Jersey, Soaries was appointed to his post last year by President Bush.

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