A) Meets biennially
B) Regular sessions last 140 days.
C) Sessions start in January of even-numbered years.
D) Special sessions of up to 30 days may be called by the governor.
E) Other than calendar restraints, there is no limit to the number of special sessions that may be called in a year.
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A) The two bills are sent separately to the governor for approval or veto.
B) Both bills are returned to their respective substantive committees of origin for revision and resubmission to the floor of both chambers.
C) The two bills are sent to a conference committee to prepare a common version of the bill, which will be subsequently reported back to both chambers.
D) Because the two bills differ, the legislation is dead, and both chambers must begin the process again.
E) The two bills are sent to an interim committee for analysis and revision, and a compromise bill is submitted to both chambers during the next legislative session.
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A) Members of the Texas House are elected from single-member districts; members of the Texas Senate are elected at-large in state-wide elections
B) Legislators, both members of the House and the Senate, are elected from single-member districts
C) Members of the Texas House are elected at-large in state-wide elections; members of the Texas Senate are elected from single-member districts
D) Member of the Texas Senate are limited to serving a maximum of two four-year terms of office
E) Members of the Texas House are limited to serving a maximum of four two-year terms of office
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A) comptroller; state treasurer
B) state treasurer; governor
C) governor; Legislative Budget Board
D) lieutenant governor; governor
E) State Board of Control; General Services Administration
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A) Campaign finance
B) Concentration of power in the hands of the Speaker
C) Voting procedure in the Texas legislature
D) Ghost voting
E) Abuse of the veto override power
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A) $7,200.
B) $30,336.
C) $79,500.
D) $95,291.
E) $150,000.
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A) immediately after Texas declared independence from Mexico.
B) immediately after Texas joined the United States.
C) at the start of the Civil War.
D) during Reconstruction.
E) following the adoption of the Texas Constitution of 1876.
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A) Lawyers
B) Urbanites
C) Rural residents
D) Women
E) Millionaires
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A) Each legislator votes on the candidate for Speaker who is nominated by that person's party.
B) A statewide election in which citizens select the leader of the Texas Senate
C) Legislators vote for a Speaker from a list of five candidates compiled by the governor.
D) Potential Speakers collect signed pledges from Senators (and even Senate candidates) before the vote is actually held.
E) The member of the majority party with the greatest seniority becomes Speaker.
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A) vice president of Texas; Senate majority leader
B) lieutenant governor; Senate majority leader
C) lieutenant governor; lieutenant governor
D) vice president of Texas; lieutenant governor
E) Senate majority leader; Speaker of the Texas House
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A) Catholic
B) Baptist
C) Methodist
D) Episcopal
E) Pentecostal
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