The Illinois Legislative Process
The Illinois Legislative Process
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Abstainers are acting in support of the executive, because the Illinois Con- stitution requires the affirmative votes of two-thirds of the members elected to each house to override a veto.
Of the total bills introduced in 1953, when one party controlled legisla- tive and executive branches, 8. 2 percent were vetoed, and of the bills that passed both houses, 14. 5 percent were vetoed. The corresponding percentage Peo. Ex. Rel. Peterson v. Hughes, 372 111. 602, (1940).
[28] figures for the 1951 s...ession, where control was divided, were 6. 6 percent and 12. 9 percent. These figures for the last two sessions represent a sharp increase over those for other recent sessions, and reflect the fact that if the legislature is any less discriminating in passing bills, the Governor tends to re-establish statistical balance at least. ^"^ An unusual aspect of the Governor's veto actions in 1953 was that he did not file any bills without his signature. Bills so treated become law in Illinois whether filed after adjournment or during the session.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abstainers are acting in support of the executive, because the Illinois Con- stitution requires the affirmative votes of two-thirds of the members elected to each house to override a veto.
Of the total bills introduced in 1953, when one party controlled legisla- tive and executive branches, 8. 2 percent were vetoed, and of the bills that passed both houses, 14. 5 percent were vetoed. The corresponding percentage Peo. Ex. Rel. Peterson v. Hughes, 372 111. 602, (1940).
[28] figures for the 1951 s...ession, where control was divided, were 6. 6 percent and 12. 9 percent. These figures for the last two sessions represent a sharp increase over those for other recent sessions, and reflect the fact that if the legislature is any less discriminating in passing bills, the Governor tends to re-establish statistical balance at least. ^"^ An unusual aspect of the Governor's veto actions in 1953 was that he did not file any bills without his signature. Bills so treated become law in Illinois whether filed after adjournment or during the session.
What to read after The Illinois Legislative Process?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Kimball Gove to read onlineMoreLess
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