-
choice voting system that was
started in 2020.
Legislatively-referred amendment:
Proposition 133, a
legislatively-referred
constitutional amendment that would...
- all
states have at
least one form of
legislatively referred processes: 49
states have at
least a
legislatively referred process to
amend their constitutions...
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legislature votes to
place before them. Bond
issues are a
common type of
legislatively referred ballot measure. In some states, such as Oregon, if the state...
- The
State Legislative ****embly, or
Vidhana Sabha, or
Saasana Sabha, is a
legislative body in each of the
states and
certain union territories of India...
- A
statute is a
formal written enactment of a
legislative body; a law
enacted by a legislature. Typically,
statutes declare,
command or
prohibit something...
- Chairperson. A
speaker is the
presiding officer of the Lok
Sabha and of the
legislative ****embly of each of the twenty-eight
states and
three union territories...
- The Tamil Nadu
Legislative ****embly is the unicameral legislature of the Indian
state of
Tamil Nadu. It has a
strength of 234 members, all of whom are...
- A
member of the
Legislative ****embly (MLA) is a
representative elected to sit in a
legislative ****embly. The term most
commonly refers to
members of the...
-
bicameral legislatures featuring an
upper house. The name used to
refer to a
legislative body
varies by country.
Common names include: ****embly (from Old French...
-
Nacional de Panamá),
formerly the
Legislative ****embly of
Panama (Asamblea
Legislativa de Panamá), is the
legislative branch of the
government of the Republic...
