Illinois Constitution

When was the first Illinois Constitution created?

How many days does the governor have to consider a bill from the General Assembly?

What is the main purpose of the Judicial Branch?

This ordinance helped Illinois become a state and provided for U.S expansion.

How many Senate members do we have in Illinois?

How many counties are in Illinois?

What two presidents have roots with Illinois?

When is the next gubernatorial election in Illinois

Which election elects the candidate for president(Democrat and Republican)?

What year was the Constitution we operate under created.?

Illinois Lieutenant Goveror is Kwane Raoul.

How many Supreme Court justices does Illinois have?

What are the three state capitals that Illinois has had?

How can you vote in a primary election at 17 years old?

What court do most people go to/ most court cases take place in this court?

How long do you have to live in your voting district to vote?

What is the main purpose of the Executive Branch?

What fraction of a vote is necessary if the General Assembly to pass or veto a bill?

Who is Illinois' Attorney General?

Who is the Illinois Governor?

When is the next General election?

Foreign affairs is one of the duties of state government

Who is the chief legal officer of the state of Illinois?

Which meets in Springfield?

A senator and representative make the same amount of money($73,345).

What is the salary of the governor?

To be governor, you must be 35 years or older.

What executive Branch officer is the keeper of the "Great Seal" and maintains official records of the state?

Illinois became a state in 1848 and was the 21st state.

Who can veto a bill passed by the General Assembly?

Which amendment gave 18-year-olds the right to vote?

The salary for a Illinois Senator and Representative is the same.

Illinois has had 4 constitutions.

What is the highest court in Illinois?

How many appellate courts(or judicial districts) are there in Illinois?

The 10th amendment of the Us constitution recognizes the power of states.

What is the main purpose of the Legislative Branch?

Illinois became a state in which year?

The Governor is part of which branch of government?

How many Illinois House of Representatives do we have?

Which river borders Illinois on the west border?

Who can veto a bill passed by the General Assembly?

How many years is one term for an Illinois Senator?

Who are Illinois senators?

Both U.S. and Illinois constitutions have a Bill of Rights.

the Illinois governor is commander-in-chief of the state militia.

How long is one term for a Illinois Representative?

What can you do if you are absent on election day?