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thing that defeated unicameralism in those states or were
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there different reasons that they were voted down in the
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various states?
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DR. WHEELER: I don't think unicameralism was
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seriously considered anywhere but Alaska, and they dis-
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posed of it rather quickly. There has been a resurgence
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of interest recently. For example, five years ago, I would
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have said yes, I'm for unicameralism, but I won't spend
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five minutes fighting for it. I'd rather fight for other
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things. Now, I think the situation has changed somewhat,
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so there is a basis — I wouldn't say there is support for;
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I'd say there is more of a basis for building support for
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unicameralism. We've only had == how many conventions
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since Baker?
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MR. HARVEY: What did Connecticut do?
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MR. BROOKS: They didn't consider that, I don't
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believe.
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MR. SCANLAN: It's been raised in Connecticut
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and raised and rejected in the Rhode Island convention
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which is still in session and, of course, Baker v. Clark
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was decided in the middle of the convention. That didn't
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