Unicameral Question Could Be Sent To Voters
The Rhode Island constitutional convention debates unicameral versus bicameral government. A 1936 law would allow a June special election to seek public approval on unicameralism, but Governor Chafee rejected the idea, noting it would require a yes or no on the whole constitution.
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