APPENDIX B
Delegate Strength
The number of delegates each state sent to the Conference was
based on the number of the state's U.S. Representatives and Senators
rounded up to the next number divisible by four. The number of
alternates was one-fourth the number of delegates, rounded up
to the next number divisible by four. Territories, the District
of Columbia, the Native American population and the federal library
community were each represented by four delegates and four alternates.
Puerto Rico was represented by eight delegates and four alternates
because of its population size. Additionally 64 delegates-at-large
were appointed by the chairman of the National Commission on Libraries
and Information Science.
Unit Delegates Alternates
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Alabama 12 4
Alaska 4 4
American Samoa 4 4
Arkansas 8 4
Arizona 8 4
California 48 16
Colorado 8 4
Connecticut 8 4
Delaware 4 4
District of Columbia 4 4
Federal Libraries 4 4
Florida 24 8
Georgia 12 4
Guam 4 4
Hawaii 4 4
Idaho 4 4
Illinois 24 8
Indiana 12 4
Iowa 8 4
Kansas 8 4
Kentucky 12 4
Louisiana 12 4
Maine 4 4
Marshall Islands 4 4
Maryland 12 4
Massachusetts 16 4
Michigan 20 8
Minnesota 12 4
Mississippi 8 4
Missouri 12 4
Montana 4 4
Native Americans 4 4
Nebraska 8 4
Nevada 4 4
New Hampshire 4 4
New Jersey 16 4
New Mexico 8 4
New York 36 12
North Carolina 16 4
North Dakota 4 4
Northern Marianas 4 4
Ohio 24 8
Oklahoma 8 4
Oregon 8 4
Palau 4 4
Pennsylvania 28 8
Puerto Rico 8 4
Rhode Island 4 4
South Carolina 8 4
South Dakota 4 4
Tennessee 12 4
Texas 32 8
Utah 8 4
Vermont 4 4
Virgin Islands 4 4
Virginia 12 4
Washington 12 4
West Virginia 8 4
Wisconsin 12 4
Wyoming 4 4
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Subtotal 636 284
Delegates-at-Large 64
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TOTAL 700 284
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