111.   Democrats want a say in redistricting, and only the Senate remains a viable target, now held by the GOP with a two-seat margin.

112.   Democrats want a separate investigative body with the power to subpoena witnesses.

113.   Democrats want a smaller tax reduction, with more money set aside for domestic programs and debt reduction.

114.   Democrats want final vote certification in Florida delayed until all recount totals are in.

115.   Democrats want labor and environmental standards included in trade pacts and enforced through trade sanctions.

116.   Democrats want specific grants targeted at each area.

117.   Democrats want subsidies to let laid-off workers continue to receive any health insurance they had on the job.

118.   Democrats want the Florida Supreme Court to establish a standard to approve or reject ballots in the three counties where recounts are under way or scheduled.

119.   Democrats want the stadium decision placed on the ballot because it would generate strong voter interest in heavily Democratic New York City.

120.   Democrats want to use money during these prosperous times to increase the minimum wage.