What year did Nebraska become a state?

This person was credited with getting Nebraska to change from a bicameral legislature to a unicameral legislature in 1937?

How many legislative districts are there in Nebraska?

How long are legislative sessions in odd year? even years?

Candidates for state legislatures run as Democrats or Republicans.

Which is NOT a qualification to be a State Senator?

What is the annual salary of a state senator?

How many consecutive terms can a state legislator serve before he or she is term-limited out?

What person presides over the Legislature when the Lieutenant Governor is gone?

What is not a type of committee in the Unicameral?

The 14 permanent committees that meet every day and every legislature MUST serve on at least one is called

Permanent committees that do not have regular meeting times and are concerned with the internal administration of the legislature.

This is the stage where the bill is revised into its proper form for its final reading.

The governor had has 5 days (excluding Sundays) to return the bill (with his signature or a veto) to the Legislature.

Paid and unpaid people who promote or oppose legislation before the Unicameral are called

A legislature containing only one house is called ______

What year did Nebraska adopt its new legislative style?

How long does the governor have (excluding Sundays) to return the bill (with his signature or a veto) to the Legislature