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What is Illinois government?
The Illinois government is composed of three branches which are executive, legislative and judicial. This is based on the Constitution of Illinois.
What type government does Illinois have?
Illinois has a bicameral legislature.
What are the administrative units in the government made up of?
The administrative units of the government are the government entities that has the authority to affect the rights of others. The administrative units of government are responsible for rule making.
What are the units of government?
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What are the government units?
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What branch are the senate and house of Illinois?
They are the legislative branch of Illinois government.
Who is the Chief Executive of the state government in Illinois?
The Governor of the State of Illinois.
What does Article 1 Section 18 of the Illinois Constitution state?
"The equal protection of the laws shall not be denied or abridged on account of sex by the State or its units of local government and school districts."
What are the three branches in Illinois government?
Same as the federal government.
Who is head of Illinois local government?
The head of government in the State of Illinois is the Governor, Pat Quinn. The head of government in the City of Chicago is the Mayor, Rahm Emanuel.
The administrative units in the government?
The administrative units in the government are inconsistently called agencies, administrations, commissions, and so on.
In Illinois government Who Declare laws unconstitutional?
No that would be the Illinois supreme court.
