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 **Article V Convention of States**
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-====== CITIZEN’S POCKET GUIDE ======
+====== CITIZEN’S POCKET GUIDE v2 ======
 The Founders’ Constitutional Emergency Plan for “We the People” to Save America from Federal Government Tyranny
-EDITION
+EDITION (v2) \\
+Page numbers refer to the printed book. Links are provided.
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 ==== 6.6 - What Happens at a Convention of States? ====
-Each state’s delegation participates in discussing, drafting, and voting on amendment proposals germane to the topic(s) stated in the 34 applications that triggered the Convention. According to historical precedent ({{ :documents:cosproject:natelson-history-of-conventions-2017-0808.pdf |Local PDF}}) ([[https://articlevinfocenter.com/convention-states-american-history/|Remote PDF]]), each state has one vote at the convention. Amendments sent to the states are merely suggestions, and have no authority until ratified by the states.
+Each state’s delegation participates in discussing, drafting, and voting on amendment proposals germane to the topic(s) stated in the 34 applications that triggered the Convention. According to [[documents:external:history_of_conventions|historical precedent]] ({{ :documents:cosproject:natelson-history-of-conventions-2017-0808.pdf |Local PDF}}) ([[https://articlevinfocenter.com/convention-states-american-history/|Remote PDF]]), each state has one vote at the convention. Amendments sent to the states are merely suggestions, and have no authority until ratified by the states.
 ==== 6.7 - How are Proposed Amendments Ratified? ====