Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid struggled to win over the last Democratic vote on health reform legislation as it remained uncertain whether the measure can be brought to a vote before Christmas, the Wall Street Journal reports. After more than two weeks of debate, Reid remained a vote short of the 60 votes needed to ensure passage of the White House-backed initiative. The latest focus was on Sen. Ben Nelson, a conservative Nebraskan who stands as the only undecided member of the party's 60-member caucus, which includes two independents, the Journal reports.
