  Recent recoil polarization measurements in Hall A at Jefferson Lab show that
the ratio of the electric to magnetic form factors for the proton decreases
significantly with increasing Q^2. This contradicts previous Rosenbluth
measurements which indicate approximate scaling of the form factors. The cross
section measurements were reanalyzed to try and understand the source of this
discrepancy. We find that the various Rosenbluth measurements are consistent
with each other when normalization uncertainties are taken into account and
that the discrepancy cannot simply be the result of errors in one or two data
sets. If there is a problem in the Rosenbluth data, it must be a systematic,
epsilon-dependent uncertainty affecting several experiments.
