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That's the legal concept. That may be all right. In
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other words, does he intend to stay here and make his
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home here?
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THE CHAIRMAN: All right, let's get to the
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other point. Would you continue the requirement of
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residence of one year in the legislative district or
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county, with the knowledge now that the county or
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district is not necessarily the key locus for repre-
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sentation? It is not necessarily. I am not passing
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judgment as to whether it should be.
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SENATOR HUGHES: This would be a problem in
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changing the districts around.
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SENATOR JAMES: I would think six months would
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be plenty for the district in which he seeks to represent
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MR. HARVEY: What about leaving it up to the
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voters and letting him run from anywhere?
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THE CHAIRMAN: That's true for Congress.
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SENATOR JAMES: I have no objection.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You have no objection to
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knocking out the county residence requirement?
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SENATOR JAMES: No.
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