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5 of the U.S. Constitution, the House establishes its rules, which allows a majority of the House to change the powers of delegates. Since the 1970s, delegates have served on
Congressional committees with the same powers and privileges as members of Congress, including the right to cast votes, but since 1993 their ability to vote on the floor of the House has changed several times.
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1835:(all five of the delegates either were Democrats or were allied with the Democrats at the time) as a case of partisanship; the Democrats had lost a dozen House seats in the 1992 elections, and Republicans charged allowing delegates to vote would inflate Democratic vote totals. In 1995, this rule was reversed by the newly seated Republican majority in the
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Northwest Ordinance had only stated that a delegate is to sit "in Congress" the first debate was which chamber a delegate would sit in. Resolutions that he sit in both chambers and that his right to debate is limited to territorial matters were defeated. Ultimately, the House voted to allow him a non-voting seat in the House.
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705:, has been represented by a non-voting resident commissioner since 1901. The resident commissioner holds a status similar to that of a delegate within the House, but, since 1921, serves a four-year term. The resident commissioner is the only individual elected to the House who serves for this duration.
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The positions of non-voting delegates are now a more or less permanent fixture of the House of
Representatives, having been supported by legislation. However, this legislation stipulates that "...the right to vote in the committee shall be provided by the Rules of the House." Under Article I, Section
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was elected by the
Southwest Territory, which contained the former Washington District, to be their delegate to Congress. A resolution was put forth in the House to admit him to Congress, but as a delegate was not a position stated in the Constitution, the House debated what, if any, privileges White
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n every territory of the United States in which a temporary government has been, or hereafter shall be established...shall have the right to send a delegate to
Congress, such delegate shall be elected every second year, for the same term of two years for which members of the House of Representatives
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was elected in 1978 after Lutali declined to run for reelection. He went to
Washington knowing his term would be limited to two years, since a law had passed establishing an official non-voting delegate seat for American Samoa. Sunia was elected as American Samoa's first congressional delegate in
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in 1830, "whenever
Congress shall make provision for ". Congress has never provided for the appointment of delegates from Indian tribes. The Choctaw tribe has never appointed a delegate to Congress and the Cherokee had not until 2019. However, the Choctaw did send a non-congressional delegate to
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stated "The proper definition of Mr. White is to be found in the Laws and Rules of the
Constitution. He is not a member of Congress, therefore, and so cannot be directed to take an oath, unless he chooses to do it voluntarily." As he was not a member, he was not directed to take the oath, though
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Northwest Ordinance stated: "As soon as a legislature shall be formed in the district, the council and house assembled in one room, shall have authority, by joint ballot, to elect a delegate to Congress, who shall have a seat in Congress, with a right of debating but not voting during this
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From that point on, until August 1959, there was not a single congress without delegates. During the period from 1870 to 1891, there were as many as ten serving at one time. With the admission of Hawaii, and with Puerto Rico sending a
Resident Commissioner, the office temporarily went out of
1595:, replaced the position of Resident Representative with a non-voting delegate to the House of Representatives. The election of the first delegate took place in November 2008. It was the only contest on the ballot because CNMI elections traditionally occurred in odd-numbered years.
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In the mid-1960s, a number of small territories that had no prospects of becoming states began to petition for representation in Congress. Starting in 1970, the House of Representatives started to grant representation to these territories, but with limited voting rights.
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until 1820). Unlike the situation at the federal level, Maine's state-level tribal delegates are established by state law rather than treaties. As of 2015, only the Passamaquoddy seat is filled; the other two Nations have chosen to currently
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There remain, however, untested questions about the validity of such delegates. If tribal citizens are represented in the House by both a voting member and a non-voting delegate, that might be seen as contrary to the principle of
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of the United States are elected; and in that house, each of the said delegates shall have a seat with a right of debating, but not of voting.
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sent one non-voting resident commissioner to the House. Upon independence in 1946, the Philippines ceased to be represented in Congress.
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approved a rule change that allowed the four delegates and the resident commissioner to vote on the floor of the House, but only in the
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Hudiburg, Jane A. (March 1, 2022). Delegates to the U.S. Congress: History and Current Status (Report). Congressional Research Service.
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elected two non-voting resident commissioners to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. From 1937 until 1946, while it was a
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on August 7, 1790. He remained a member of the House until March 3, 1791, when he was appointed brigadier general of the militia.
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had already been attending budget hearings in Washington for over a decade by 1970. During a special session held in July 1969,
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2242:"Present: The House's non-voting members find some constructive ways to spend time when their colleagues run to cast votes"
1703:(since 2012). The rights of the tribal delegates has fluctuated over time but appears to have been born from a practice in
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that was established to represent the CNMI in Washington and performing related official duties established by CNMI law.
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allowed for territory with "five thousand free male inhabitants of full age" to elect a non-voting delegate to the
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privileges, which allowed him to send official mail free of charge, and compensation at the same rate as members.
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Rosser, Ezra (November 7, 2005). "The Nature of Representation: The Cherokee Right to a Congressional Delegate".
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2899:"Legal and Procedural Issues Related to Seating a Cherokee Nation Delegate in the House of Representatives"
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An act further to regulate the territories of the United States, and their electing delegates to congress
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would appoint the relevant delegate could also occur (e.g. the Choctaw delegate might represent only the
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Annals of Congress, vol. 4, 3rd Cong., 2nd sess., November 18, 1794, pp. 884-889. cited in Palmer, ibid.
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convinced of the importance of having this representation in the nation's capital. Members of the
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The Story of the Legislature of American Samoa: In Commemoration of the Golden Jubilee 1948â1998
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2717:"Teehee hopes for congressional collaboration on seating her as Cherokee Nation delegate"
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that lobbied for a place in the House. Since 2023, this seat has been represented by
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Territorial Delegates to the U.S. Congress: Current Issues and Historical Background
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John Sevier As a Commonwealth-builder: a Sequel to The Rear-guard of the Revolution
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1459:. He then served in that position between March 23, 1971 and January 3, 1991, when
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List of Delegates to the United States House of Representatives from American Samoa
508:, has been formally proposed but not yet seated, while an eighth, representing the
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1547:. Won Pat had been serving as the Washington Representative since 1965, an office
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3180:"House adopts rules package with few Democratic defections over PAYGO provision"
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reenacted the Ordinance and extended it to include the territories south of the
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3026:"The Cherokee Nation is renewing its push for a nonvoting delegate in Congress"
2802:"Guest: Why a Cherokee Nation delegate to Congress cannot represent all tribes"
2562:"Stacey Plaskett Is 1st Nonvoting House Delegate To Argue An Impeachment Trial"
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had meetings with the delegates from these two territories. They came home to
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of Hawaii, the last of a series of delegates to continuously serve in Congress
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United States congressional delegations from the United States Virgin Islands
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484:, as well as one delegate for each of the other four permanently inhabited
3105:. Vol. CXLII, no. 49, 176. p. A22 – via TimesMachine.
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Non-voting members serve exclusively in the House of Representatives; the
2952:"Citing treaties, Cherokees call on Congress to seat delegate from tribe"
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United States congressional delegations from the Northern Mariana Islands
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Shadow congressperson § District of Columbia shadow representatives
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There are currently six non-voting members: a delegate representing the
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who served as ambassador from 1845 to 1861 and again from 1866 to 1881
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Essays on the Present Crisis in the Condition of the American Indians
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United States congressional delegations from the District of Columbia
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formally announced its intention to appoint a delegate, nominating
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maintaining seats for three non-voting delegates representing the
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2854:"Passamaquoddy, Penobscot tribes withdraw from Maine Legislature"
1799:, her appointment as a delegate should be viewed analogous to an
2702:, Western Histories Collection, University of Oklahoma Libraries
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Non-voting members of the United States House of Representatives
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Non-voting members of the United States House of representatives
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2511:. Pago Pago, AS: Legislature of American Samoa. Pages 234-235.
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Current non-voting members of the U.S. House of Representatives
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Cherokee delegate to the United States House of Representatives
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Shadow congressperson § Puerto Rico shadow representatives
666:, the first resident commissioner in the United States Congress
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2672:"Country's largest tribal nation seeks congressional delegate"
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Broken Landscape: Indians, Indian Tribes, and the Constitution
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became the territory's second delegate to Washington in 1975.
2751:. Boston, Massachusetts: Perkins & Marvin. pp. 33â34
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United States Virgin Islands' At-large congressional district
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Territorial delegates existed before the ratification of the
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in Puerto Rico, belongs nationally to the Republican Party.
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2477:"111th House Freshmen: Pedro Pierluisi, D-Puerto Rico (AL)"
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every delegate after him has done so. He was also extended
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2437:. New York: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers. p. 15.
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Delegates to the U.S. Congress: History and Current Status
2269:. Office of the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives
2979:"CN leaders view 'dismissive' remarks as teaching moment"
2615:. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press. p. 333.
1580:, commonly known as Washington representative, an office
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From 1907 until 1937, while it was a U.S. territory, the
2926:"The Cherokee Nation wants a representative in Congress"
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The Louisiana Purchase and American Expansion: 1803â1898
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Great Seal of the United States House of Representatives
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Delegates to the United States House of Representatives
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List of Native Americans in the United States Congress
674:, who represented the large areas acquired during the
2828:"Brief History of Indian Legislative Representatives"
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has no non-voting members (with the exception of the
2454:(Report). Congressional Research Service. p. 11
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Overview of current non-voting members of the House
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2433:Levinson, Sanford; Sparrow, Bartholomew H. (2005).
575:. After the ratification of the Constitution, the
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1807:and has been reported to have been delayed by the
1720:over issues of tribal sovereignty and rights. The
1599:won the election and took office in January 2009.
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2189:"Text searched: FLD003:#1(Rep. Pierluisi Pedro)"
1463:was elected. Norton continues in that position.
465:) are representatives of their territory in the
3226:History and powers of DC's Delegate to Congress
3075:"Strength in Numbers, Challenges in Diversity"
1572:For thirty years, since 1978, citizens of the
739:Listed here by their congressional districts.
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2873:Boston University Public Interest Law Journal
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2529:Tarr, David R.; Benenson, Bob, eds. (2012).
1574:Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
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1751:report on Native representation in Congress
1683:A similar situation actively exists at the
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2950:Krehbiel-Burton, Lenzy (August 23, 2019).
1589:Consolidated Natural Resources Act of 2008
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2397:. United States House of Representatives.
2383:. United States House of Representatives.
1815:Expanding (and contracting) voting rights
1778:United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians
1340:is American Samoa's first female delegate
536:privileges (the ability to send outgoing
3083:Hispanic Americans in Congress 1822â2012
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2609:Pommersheim, Frank (September 2, 2009).
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1531:In 1972, the House also agreed to admit
1503:second impeachment trial of Donald Trump
715:Resident Commissioner of the Philippines
3263:United States congressional delegations
2998:Hoskin, Chuck Jr. (September 4, 2022).
2588:"Absentee votes confirm Kilili victory"
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2165:American Samoa House of Representatives
504:. A seventh delegate, representing the
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3178:McPherson, Lindsey (January 4, 2019).
3097:Krauss, Clifford (December 10, 1992).
2772:"Promises of Nonstate Representatives"
2586:Donato, Agnes E. (November 19, 2008).
2560:Booker, Brakkton (February 10, 2021).
2267:"Delegates and Resident Commissioners"
1625:Choctaw Nation Delegate to Washington
1603:Native American treaty-right delegates
1527:Guam's At-large congressional district
1419:Walter E. Fauntroy, delegate from the
1380:President of the American Samoa Senate
3152:Newhauser, Daniel (January 5, 2011).
3024:Hernandez, Joe (September 24, 2022).
2800:Dotson, Deborah (December 15, 2022).
2745:(1829). "William Penn Papers No. 9".
1726:Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick
1637:Cherokee Nation Delegate to Congress
7:
3214:. New York: D. Appleton and Company.
2715:Casteel, Chris (September 8, 2019).
2422:, Library of Congress, March 3, 1817
688:Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico
2643:Ahtone, Tristan (January 4, 2017).
1770:Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
1617:List of Native American politicians
1481:In 1972, the House agreed to admit
526:Vice President of the United States
3154:"House Delegates Stripped of Vote"
2485:. November 5, 2008. Archived from
1451:ânot a territory, commonwealth or
1439:District of Columbia voting rights
1386:), which was approved by Governor
25:
2924:Kaur, Harmeet (August 25, 2019).
2770:Rosser, Ezra (October 17, 2007).
2019:Northern Mariana Islands at-large
1364:Political Status Study Commission
3099:"House Delegates Get New Powers"
3049:Section 891, of Title 48 of the
2670:Murphy, Sean (August 16, 2019).
2316: This article incorporates
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2240:Kitto, Kris (November 3, 2009).
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1495:Treaty of the Danish West Indies
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2852:Moretto, Mario (May 26, 2015).
2826:Starbird, S. Glenn Jr. (1983).
2700:"Peter P. Pitchlynn Collection"
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1894:Affiliation
1892:House Caucus
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4162:Puerto Rico
3670:Mississippi
3381:Connecticut
2956:Tulsa World
2909:October 31,
2785:October 29,
2755:October 29,
2727:October 29,
2493:November 5,
2292:§ 1715
1833:Republicans
1483:Ron de Lugo
1213:Philippines
729:Philippines
721:Philippines
699:Puerto Rico
682:Puerto Rico
664:Puerto Rico
647:existence.
619:James White
600:John Sevier
482:Puerto Rico
463:Puerto Rico
304:Quorum call
4171:Proposed (
4061:Washington
3789:New Mexico
3772:New Jersey
3347:California
3163:January 5,
3051:U. S. Code
2962:August 24,
2834:January 4,
2682:August 24,
2655:January 4,
2628:January 4,
2176:References
2111:Democratic
2106:Democratic
2074:Republican
2037:Democratic
2032:Democratic
2000:Republican
1995:Republican
1963:Democratic
1958:Democratic
1926:Republican
1921:Republican
1886:Incumbent
1863:As of the
1732:, and the
1607:See also:
1566:See also:
1553:Republican
1543:under the
1525:See also:
1521:since 2023
1471:See also:
1433:See also:
1404:FofĹ Sunia
692:See also:
581:Ohio River
540:without a
528:, who may
288:Procedures
278:Committees
90:non-voting
4095:Wisconsin
3976:Tennessee
3653:Minnesota
3568:Louisiana
3261:Lists of
3184:Roll Call
3158:Roll Call
2571:March 23,
2251:March 23,
2225:March 15,
2199:March 15,
2097:Delegate
2023:Delegate
1986:Delegate
1949:Delegate
1912:Delegate
1880:District
1693:Penobscot
1368:Pago Pago
748:District
598:governor
538:U.S. Mail
455:delegates
383:Longworth
267:Saxbe fix
4243:Category
4183:Obsolete
4173:Cherokee
4044:Virginia
3874:Oklahoma
3806:New York
3721:Nebraska
3687:Missouri
3636:Michigan
3602:Maryland
3551:Kentucky
3483:Illinois
3398:Delaware
3364:Colorado
3330:Arkansas
2273:July 30,
2246:The Hill
2131:See also
1899:elected
1776:and the
1701:Maliseet
1646:Cherokee
632:franking
534:franking
500:and the
320:Salaries
34:a series
4112:Wyoming
4027:Vermont
3704:Montana
3500:Indiana
3432:Georgia
3415:Florida
3313:Arizona
3279:Alabama
1747:A 2022
1650:Choctaw
1491:Denmark
1350:As the
393:Rayburn
388:O'Neill
69:Members
4134:Others
3891:Oregon
3738:Nevada
3534:Kansas
3449:Hawaii
3296:Alaska
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