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... and that , while population basis , under a formula requiring the Alabama Supreme Court had found increasingly ... would apportion according to population decen- be effective " until the legislature is reappornially , that court had ...
... and that , while population basis , under a formula requiring the Alabama Supreme Court had found increasingly ... would apportion according to population decen- be effective " until the legislature is reappornially , that court had ...
Page 188
Bullock County , senators elected by only about 14 % of the with a population of only 13,462 , and Henry State's population could prevent the subCounty , with a population of only 15,286 , mission to the electorate of any future proeach ...
Bullock County , senators elected by only about 14 % of the with a population of only 13,462 , and Henry State's population could prevent the subCounty , with a population of only 15,286 , mission to the electorate of any future proeach ...
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Even so , serious disparities which , under the Alabama Constitution , from a population - based standard re- would have remained in effect without almained . Montgomery County , with 169,210 teration at least until after the next ...
Even so , serious disparities which , under the Alabama Constitution , from a population - based standard re- would have remained in effect without almained . Montgomery County , with 169,210 teration at least until after the next ...
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Contents
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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