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Illinois pre-test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| illinois has had 3 capitals. what are they | Kaskaskia, Vandalia, Springfield |
| how many state senators | 59 |
| how many state representatives | 118 |
| U.S. representative | Brad Schneider |
| illinois representative | Joyce Mason |
| state senator | Melinda Bush |
| U.S. senators | Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth |
| illinois sends how many representatives to congress | 17 |
| term of a state senator | 4-2-4. 2-4-4, 4-4-2 |
| term of state representative is how many years | 2 |
| how old to be a state senator and a resident of their district for how many years | 21, 2 |
| impeachment | formal charge |
| who charges the impeachment | house |
| who carries out the impeachment | senate |
| for a bill to be passed, it must have ___ vote and _____ by governor | 3/5, signed |
| to override a governors veto, it takes a vote of ___ | 3/5 |
| for a bill to be passed to the general assembly, it must get __ votes from senate and __ votes from representative | 30, 59 |
| once bill gets to governor, they have __ days to veto it | 30 |
| what happens when the governor doesn't veto the bill after 60 days | it becomes law |
| qualifications of governor | u.s. citizen, 25+, resident of state for 3 years |
| what is the chief job of the executive branch | enforcing laws |
| pardon | forgiveness of crime |
| reprieve | rid of crime |
| governor of illinois | J. B. Pritzker |
| who has power to grant pardons and reprieves, and commutations? | governor |
| which state office has more contact with the people | secretary of state |
| how long is the term of the governor | 4 years |
| who may become the governor if present governor cannot fuflill their duties | lieutenant governor |
| who protects illinois consumers against graud and rip-offs | attorney general |
| who issues driver licenses, vehicles plates, and maintain records | secretary of state |
| who is responsible for the safekeeping and investment of state money | treasurer |
| who keeps track of state money | comptroller |
| term for any executive office | 4 years |
| 3 state courts from lowest to highest | district, circuit, supreme |
| are state court judges appointed or elected | both |
| how many judges are on the illinois supreme court | 7 |
| qualifications to be state court judge | u.s. citizen, licensed attorney of state, resident of district |
| how can a judge be re-elected | on their record, need 66% of vote |
| can a judge hold any other job or position while serving the state | no (conflict of interest) |
| to vote in illinois, you need to be... | 17+ for primary, 18+ for general |
| how many counties are in illinois | 102 |
| what is legislative body of illinois called | general assembly |
| what is the presiding officer of the illinois house of reps called | speaker of the house |
| where do bills start in illinois | general assembly |
| who presides over impeachment trials if governor is on trial | chief justice |
| where do bills go if governor vetos it | general assembly |
| what is the title of the presiding officer of the senate | president of senate |
| who is commander in chief of the illinois state militia | governor |
| who is chief legal officer of the state of illinois | attorney general kwame raoul |
| who is the head of illinois supreme court | Mary Jane Theis |
| what illinois office has the longest term of office at 10 years | supreme court and appellate |
| where would you take your case if you feel you received an unfair court decision | appellate or supreme court |
| what official receives and invests state money | treasurer |
| what official supervises the spending of state money | comptroller |
| when do laws passed by the general assembly go into effect | June 1 |
| who can be disqualified from voting in illinois | felons |