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The Illinois House of Representatives

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The Illinois State Supreme Court

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The Illinois Circuit Courts

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Lieutenant (Lt.) Governor

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Illinois State Senate

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Attorney General

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Comptroller

Who can veto a bill passed by the General Assembly?

If the governor resigns, who becomes the governor?

The river that make up the westerly border of Illinois

The highest court in Illinois

What are public issues that are voted on by the public called?

Who is the current Governor of Illinois

The next presidential election will be held in

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

How many different constitutions has Illinois operated under?

Who may call special sessions of the General Assembly

How are Illinois judges selected?

Name the election used to select candidates for the general election

The Capitol of Illinois is

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

How many branches of Government are in Illinois?

The executive branch officer that keeps the "great seal" and maintains the official records of the state.

If the General Assembly wishes to pass a bill over a veto, what fractional vote is needed?

Must be a MINIMUM of 30 years old

Are appointed by the governor

Declare laws unconstitutional

Have lawmaking responsibilities.

Are elected by the people

Have 118 members and 118 districts

Have 59 members and 59 districts

Are considered members of the General Assembly

Has a speaker or chief officer

Has a governor as chief officer

Their term is ALWAYS 2 years

Their term is 4 years, but one term in every 10-year period is a two-year term

Begin impeachment proceedings

Receives no salary

They meet in Springfield

BOTH the Illinois Constitution and the United States Constitution have a Bill of Rights.

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

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

Foreign affairs is one of the duties of the state government.

Our governor must be 40 years old or older.

You can vote in primary elections at age 17 if you will be 18 by the general election.

There are 102 counties in Illinois.

The 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution recognizes the power of the states.

The biggest item in state spending is for highways.

Most of the Illinois court cases would take place in the circuit courts.