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Hi. what can you tell me about some of the Government laws in Georgia?
Plenty! Georgia based its state constitutional model on the Federal model of separation of power between judicial, legislative and executive. The Official Code of Georgia Annotated codifies and legalizes the laws passed by a General Assembly.
That is interesting didn't know that! Are there any other facts on the Goverment laws in Georgia?
Other facts pertaining to Georgia Government law involve past policies. Though original legislation included all they constrained some things a bit. Using a disfranchising constitutional amendment in 1908 they had 47 percent of the state having an African American population. The white Georgian males were descended from veterans in 1908 and had the required property to vote plus the necessary exemptions which left most citizens out. Modern times Georgian Republicans their U.S. House of Representatives Newt Gingrich became Speaker of the House in 1994.
Good to know thanks! What can you tell me about the Education in Georgia?
At the moment that information is not available for use in this realm. I can share at one point Georgia required citizens go be of good character and that was determined by passing a test. The state required ability to read and write the different provisions of the USA and Georgian constitutions.
That is interesting! Can you tell me anything about how wide the population in Georgia is?
A comment on prior information needed has appeared the University of Georgia lists as the oldest state chartered university was established in 1780's became the birthplace of higher education for the public. Moving forward no specific information on Georgian population other than they have a large African American population.
Are there any other facts on the Government Laws in Georgia?
Yes there are. Georgia has only voted Republican for the last six presidential elections taking it back to 1996.
Interesting. Why have they only voted Republican for so long?
No explanation or analysis given for that trend. It is ntoed that before 2002 the state became more supportive of Republicans in President elections not necessarily the other elections. Other information states that the Republican candidates only win by five to eight points over nominees from the Democratic party making it a possibility for flipping.
Awesome thanks for all the info! I think that's all for today have a great day
You have a grand day as well
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Georgia (U.S. state)