Jefferson view on how often the constitution should be redrafted?

Thomas Jefferson believed that the Constitution should be revisited and potentially redrafted every generation, roughly every 19 years. He felt that as society changes, the laws and governance should evolve to reflect the current values and needs of the people. Jefferson argued that this practice would ensure that the Constitution remains relevant and that it remains a living document that serves the will of the citizens. He emphasized the importance of adaptability in governance to prevent stagnation.