Freedonia

The state of Freedonia, formerly called South, is a state in the southern part of the United States, holding 2 senate and 7 house seats. Additionally holding 5 electoral points.
Name Change
One of the biggest events in the state's history is the changing of it's name from "South", which it has been since the Union's inception, to "Freedonia". This change took place under Governor Andre Copeland, elected in 2033. In 2035, after a popular vote, the citizens of Freedonia voted to rename their state. 
State Constitution
ARTICLE I
Section 1.
The majority of veto-based legislative powers herein shall be vested in a General Assembly in combination with the governor of the state. The General assembly can VETO any laws, executive orders and ratifying of amendments with a 2/3rds of the votes casted.
Section 2.
The General Assembly shall be composed of citizens of the state.
All citizens may vote in any matter before the General Assembly.
Section 3.
The governor has the power to write and implement laws. Any member of the General assembly can post a vote to veto a law in ❌veto-bills according to Article 1, section 1. Objections must happen before two days have elapsed since the signing of the bill, EO, or amendment. The voting process on an Objection-Veto must take 24 hours at the least and 48 hours at the most.
Section 4.
Any member of the General assembly has the power to put up a governor or lt. governor impeachment vote in ❌veto-bills which requires 2/3 of the votes casted to aye.
ARTICLE II
Section 1.
The executive power shall be vested in a Governor. He shall hold his Office during the Term of four Years. He shall be elected by popular vote of the citizens of the state.
Section 2.
The lt. governor will be chosen by the governor, he does not have any formal powers except the gaining the title of governor if he were to, be impeached, die, resign or any other way of leaving the office, unless the state passes a bill to do so.
Section 3.
The Governor may post executive orders which can only be overwritten by 2/3rds of the vote casted. Any old bills, laws, or orders still stand under this new Constitution unless conflicting with this constitution.
ARTICLE III
The Federal Supreme Court shall have original jurisdiction over all legal disputes arising from within the state. Matters arising from the state will be tried under laws of the state.
ARTICLE IV
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