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documents:answers:two_reasons_one_state_vote [2015/10/31 22:23] – ↷ Page moved from authoring:cospwiki:answers:two_reasons_one_state_vote to documents:answers:two_reasons_one_state_vote Oliver Wolcottdocuments:answers:two_reasons_one_state_vote [2016/06/07 00:02] Oliver Wolcott
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 ======Trying to Abolish the Convention’s One-State/One-Vote Rule Not Only Would Be Unconstitutional—It Wouldn’t Be Worth Trying====== ======Trying to Abolish the Convention’s One-State/One-Vote Rule Not Only Would Be Unconstitutional—It Wouldn’t Be Worth Trying======
  
-February 6, 2015 by [[http://constitution.i2i.org/author/robnatelson/|Rob Natelson]] +February 6, 2015 by [[https://www.i2i.org/trying-to-abolishing-the-conventions-one-stateone-vote-rule-not-only-would-be-unconstitutional-it-wouldnt-be-worth-trying/|(Source)]] 
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 One of the far-fetched arguments used to persuade conservatives to oppose an amendments convention is that if 34 states apply, a left-wing Congress might try to dictate that commissioners (delegates) be allocated by population rather than by one state/one vote. One of the far-fetched arguments used to persuade conservatives to oppose an amendments convention is that if 34 states apply, a left-wing Congress might try to dictate that commissioners (delegates) be allocated by population rather than by one state/one vote.
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