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328 petitions have named Arizona State Senate as a Decision Maker
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2 responses from Arizona State Senate
The Arizona State Senate is the upper house in Arizona's bicameral state legislature. It is composed of 30 members, each representing an individual district within the state. Senators serve two-year terms with term limits restricting them to four consecutive terms, amounting to a total of eight years. The state senate is responsible for passing laws and regulations that affect the state of Arizona, reviewing budgets, and confirming gubernatorial appointments. The presiding officer of the Senate is the state's Lieutenant Governor, who is not a member of the senate and only casts a vote in case of ties.
328 petitions have named Arizona State Senate as a Decision Maker
2 responses from Arizona State Senate