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Y 1 UiiiiliiilliliiilimiiiliiillHllHiUWWUUWmiUliiiHliHliHmiliiiWWWWK SOVEREIGNTY ELECTIONS COUNCIL ; The Plebiscite. Native Hawaiian Vote r . " (808) 587-2834 A PrOCeSS. : (S1-800-958-683^X A° 0Peīl Pr°CeSS A democratic process. A process for all Hawaiian people to join together. A process for all Hawaiian people to take critical steps to achieve sovereignty. r A process for all Hawaiian people to achieve their land and historic claims. "Shall the Hawaiian people elect delegates to propose a native Hawaiian government?" PLEBISCITE: In modern constitutional law, the name "plebiscitd ' has been given to a vote of the entire people; (that is, the aggregate of the enfranchised individuals composing a state or nation.) expressing their ehoiee for or against a proposed law or enactment, submitted to them, and whieh, if adopted, will work a radical change in the constitution, or whieh is beyond the powers of the regular legislative body. The proceeding is extraordinary, and is generally revolutionary in its character.

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