Why are state constitutions usually longer than the u. s. constitution?

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17 February, 12:46

Why are state constitutions usually longer than the u. s. constitution?

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Brynlee Cowan · Answer 1

State constitutions are usually longer than the U. S constitution because they are more detailed regarding the day-to-day operations of the state governments and their relationship with the people. State constitutions also address a wide array of issues deemed to be important by the states.