Who is head of the executive branch at the state level?

What are the two parts of the bicameral legislature?

What are the names of the two lower courts in state government?

What is instituted in our government to prevent one person from getting too much power?

What is the state's lawmaking body?

What are 3 departments of the executive branch?

What courts do cases start in?

What is the trial court level called?

The state's high court is responsible for...

What is the state's "law of the land"?

What allows citizens to draft laws they would like to see adopted?

What lets citizens vote on a law already passed by state legislature?

Which is not a major service provided by the state government?

What are sums of money designated for a certain purpose such as improving an airport or providing healthcare to low income households?

Another word for making rules about something.

State agencies that carry out regulations like food inspections and building codes belong to what branch of government?

Who gives the local government power?

each state is divided into legislative...

What is the only state to have a legislature with only one chamber to make all of the lawmaking decisions?