Before important votes, Senator Evan Bayh managed to squeeze in lunch and golf dates with lobbyists

Published October 25, 2016 7:35pm ET



For most Americans, finding a good work-life balance is difficult. For members of the Senate, where days in the world’s greatest deliberative body stretch from early morning late into the night, it’s almost impossible.

But despite juggling half-a-dozen committee assignments, including a slot on the influential Banking Committee, Sen. Evan Bayh found a way. What’s the Indiana Democrat’s secret? Multi-tasking.

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