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THE CHAIRMAN: You would put that in the
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Constitution?
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SENATOR JAMES: Yes.
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DELEGATE HARDWICKE: Give them an expression
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on the State census, if you don't mind. Every two years
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or whatever period they make think proper.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Are we saying, from what I
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gather, John, the consensus seems to be every ten years
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rather than two; is that right?
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DELEGATE HANDEL: If the term is four years,
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what are you going to do?
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THE CHAIRMAN: Unless you have a staggered
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system --
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DELEGATE KIRCHER: Suppose we do it every
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ten years, alternating with the Federal Government.
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That way, every five years there would be a census.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You would certainly have to
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set up procedure for actually gathering the census.
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Some of us who have been working at this know it is
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murder to get it. All right, let's have this final
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one. Should a three-fifths vote of the legislature be
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