Proportional Representation
Proportional Representation
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It was also adopted by the American Proportional Representation League at Saratoga in 1895, as most nearly suited to American habits. A bill drawn up by a committee of the League ^ appointed for the purpose is given herewith, together with an introductory statement by the committee : — " The accompanying bill is provided with especial refer- ence to the election of boards of aldermen in cities; but 1 Professor J. R. Commons, Syracuse University; Mr. Stough- ton Cooley, Secretary American Propor...tional Representation League; Professor J.'W. Jenks, Cornell University. This bill has not been officially adopted by the League. It is simply the recommendation of the committee.
Digitized by Google PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION. 119 the same provisions may be adapted, with simple verbal changes, to the election of members of a legislature, or congressmen, or any board consisting of a number of representatives with equal powers. The number of candi- dates on any ticket ought ordinarily not to exceed fifteen, and may well-be as small as five.
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It was also adopted by the American Proportional Representation League at Saratoga in 1895, as most nearly suited to American habits. A bill drawn up by a committee of the League ^ appointed for the purpose is given herewith, together with an introductory statement by the committee : — " The accompanying bill is provided with especial refer- ence to the election of boards of aldermen in cities; but 1 Professor J. R. Commons, Syracuse University; Mr. Stough- ton Cooley, Secretary American Propor...tional Representation League; Professor J.'W. Jenks, Cornell University. This bill has not been officially adopted by the League. It is simply the recommendation of the committee.
Digitized by Google PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION. 119 the same provisions may be adapted, with simple verbal changes, to the election of members of a legislature, or congressmen, or any board consisting of a number of representatives with equal powers. The number of candi- dates on any ticket ought ordinarily not to exceed fifteen, and may well-be as small as five.
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