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The plan which advocated a single-house legislature where every state has the same vote is called?
The Answer: New Jersey Plan Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Plan
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How often does the connecticut state legislature meet?
every 3 moths
In what month does the Washington state legislature meet?
Washington's State legislature meets every January on the second Monday for 105 days Source: book "Washington, In the Pacific Northwest"
Which State legislature meets continuously rather than annually?
Are you thinking of Nebraska, which has a unicameral legislature? That means there is only one house. Every other state has two houses, just like the US Congress. The upper house is usually called the Senate, but the lower house may be called the Assembly (in NY), the House of Delegates (in VA), or whatever.
Who is the legislative branch at the state level?
State Legislature. Every state has its own legislature. Forty-nine US states have a bicameral state legislature. This means that the legislatures have two houses, similar to the US Congress' House of Representatives and Senate. The upper house is usually called the state Senate, while the lower house is called a House of Representatives (41 states), House of Delegates (5 states), or state Assembly (3 states). Nebraska is unique among states in that it has a unicameral legislature, meaning it has a single chamber, called, simply, the Legislature, although its members are called "senators", as a matter of tradition. Three US Territories (Puerto Rico, Northern Marianas Islands, and the unincorporated American Samoa) have bicameral legislatures, while Guam and the US Virgin Islands have unicameral legislatures. Since 1973, the District of Columbia has a mayor and a unicameral Council, which functions as the District's legislature. Congress has Constitutionally-granted overall control over the District, but DC is usually run by a government very similar to that of other American cities, pursuant to the Home Rule Act of 1973.
What is the legislative branch of Illinois government called?
The Legislative branch is the lawmaking body of Illinois. Another name for the legislative branch or lawmaking body in Illinois is General Assembly.
When does the wasilla legislature meet?
The Wasilla Legislature meets every 1st and 4th Monday of every month.
Who does State legislature's make laws for?
Every legislature makes laws for the citizens of its state.
When does the Texas legislature meet?
every other year
How often is the bicameral legislature required to meet?
A bicameral legislature, by definiton, meets once every two years.
When was the last time the legislature used its constituent power?
You have to be specific via state. It's different for every state's legislature!
How often does the connecticut state legislature meet?
every 3 moths
The state legislature meets every other year or Another name for every other year?
Biennially
What bodies make up new york legislature?
"The New York State Legislature is a bicameral legislature, including the Senate with 62 senators elected every two years from 62 Senate districts and the Assembly, with 150 assemblymen elected every two years from 150 Assembly districts."(from their website)
When do the sessions of the Texas legislature meet?
every 2 years on odd days
A governor may veto acts of the legislature in every state EXCEPT?
Maryland
How often is there a redistricting of house of representative seats?
The legislature redistricts in the year after the federal census The legislature redistricts in the year after the federal census
In what month does the Washington state legislature meet?
Washington's State legislature meets every January on the second Monday for 105 days Source: book "Washington, In the Pacific Northwest"
