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government. This has been my experience since I have
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been in government. Look around the country. Take
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North Carolina. They elect their State Treasurer. He
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can't be in the banking business. They have it spelled
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out, he can't be in the banking business. They have the
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Auditor General, which does the same function as the
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Comptroller of Maryland.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Anything else?
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MR. SAYRE : I am just wondering also about --
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: You have a theory that hasn't
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been put into practice.
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MR. SAYRE: But it has.
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: We are talking about Maryland.
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MR. SAYRE: I think Maryland benefits by the
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fact it does have such a short ballot on a Statewide
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basis. It might benefit more if it were shorter.
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: It is not on a State level,
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but on a County level.
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THE CHAIRMAN: May I make an observation here?
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Mr. Sayre has got a theory, it is not Mr. Goldstein's
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theory, and actually we are here today to find out what
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