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Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from Central Virginia,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

This is an excerpt from a document, compiled by Toni-Michelle Travis which provides a description of Virginia State Senators and Delegates, as well as their records and districts.

Here is an example from a town in the Shenandoah Valley…

Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from South-Eastern Virginia,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

This is an excerpt from a document, compiled by Toni-Michelle Travis which provides a description of Virginia State Senators and Delegates, as well as their records and districts.

Here is an example from a city in the south-eastern…

Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from Northern Virginia,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

This is an excerpt from a document, compiled by Toni-Michelle Travis which provides a description of Virginia State Senators and Delegates, as well as their records and districts.

Here is an example from a city in Northern Virginia and…

Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from Shenandoah Valley,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

This is an excerpt from a document, compiled by Toni-Michelle Travis which provides a description of Virginia State Senators and Delegates, as well as their records and districts.

Here is an example from a town in the Shenandoah Valley and…

Albemarle County Land Use Handbook, Chapter 5,

Albemarle County Attorney's Office

This document explains the history of the Dillon Rule and its implementation. The handbook also discusses the rule's limitations on a locality’s land use powers. Some contentious issues include: efforts to provide affordable housing;…

Tags: Albemarle County, Arlington County, City of Durham, Dillon's Rule, Document, Executive Branch, History, James City County, Judicial Branch, Land-use, Legislative Branch, SOL 1: Essential Skills, SOL 1a, SOL 8: State and Local Government, SOL 8b, SOL 8c, SOL 8e

Executive Branch Organization Chart,

Commonwealth of Virginia

The Constitution of Virginia provides for legislative, executive, and judicial branches. This chart indicates the organization of the executive branch, consisting of three statewide elected officials.

The Governor, who is the chief…

Liason Officers Between State Agencies and the General Assembly - 2009 ,

Division of Legislative Automated Systems

This document is part of a list of liaison officers between state agencies, the General Assembly and its staff that is published annually. This selection includes a short description of the liaison process and the legislation governing it. In…

Tags: Array, Document, Executive Branch, Judicial Branch, Legislative Branch, SOL 1: Essential Skills, SOL 1a, SOL 8: State and Local Government, SOL 8a, Virginia General Assembly

Governor (Excerpt from the Constitution of Virginia),

Virginia General Assembly

This excerpt from the constitution of Virginia outlines the role and responsibilities of the governor of Virgina, the election process, and even information about the governor's place of residence. The document also discusses the term limit for…

Tags: Constitution, Document, Executive Branch, Governor, Legislation, SOL 1: Essential Skills, SOL 1a, SOL 8: State and Local Government, SOL 8a, Virginia Constitution

Attorney General (Excerpt from the Constitution of Virginia),

Virginia General Assembly

This one-page selection from the Virginia constitution outlines the qualifications for the office of the Attorney General.

What role does the Attorney General play in Virginia government? Why does the Virginia constitution require that the…

Tags: Attorney General, Constitution, Document, Executive Branch, SOL 1: Essential Skills, SOL 1a, SOL 1d, SOL 1e, SOL 1f, SOL 1g, SOL 8: State and Local Government, SOL 8a, Virginia Constitution

Lieutenant Governor (Excerpt from the Constitution of Virginia),

Virginia General Assembly

This one-page excerpt from the constitution of Virginia discusses some of the roles and responsibilities of the Lieutenant Governor.

What role does the Lieutenant Governor play in Virginia politics? How does the office of Lieutenant…

Tags: Document, Executive Branch, Lieutenant Governor, SOL 1: Essential Skills, SOL 1a, SOL 8: State and Local Government, SOL 8a, Virginia Constitution

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Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from Central Virginia,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from South-Eastern Virginia,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from Northern Virginia,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

Virginia Almanac Excerpt - Example from Shenandoah Valley,

Toni-Michelle C. Travis

Albemarle County Land Use Handbook, Chapter 5,

Albemarle County Attorney's Office

Executive Branch Organization Chart,

Commonwealth of Virginia

Liason Officers Between State Agencies and the General Assembly - 2009 ,

Division of Legislative Automated Systems

Governor (Excerpt from the Constitution of Virginia),

Virginia General Assembly

Attorney General (Excerpt from the Constitution of Virginia),

Virginia General Assembly

Lieutenant Governor (Excerpt from the Constitution of Virginia),

Virginia General Assembly