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page 1, notwithstanding the fact that it has not been
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printed? Apparently there is no objection.
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We would designate this as Amendment 1; although
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it is two amendments we will treat it as one. Amendment 1
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is to substitute for the word "federal" in lines 7 and 18
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on page 1 the word "national".
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Is the amendment seconded?
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(Whereupon, the motion was duly seconded.)
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THE PRESIDENT: The Chair recognizes Delegate
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Winslow to speak to the amendment.
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DELEGATE WINSLOW: Mr. President, I will speak
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very briefly.
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In answer to my question to Chairman Koss a
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few minutes ago, the explanation was made that the word
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"federal" was used here because there are no such things
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as national elections.
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May I point out that by the same token there
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are no such things as federal elections, either, but all
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elections in this country are held at the state level, not
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at the national or what is called here the federal level.
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It is merely a matter of terminology, and I
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