Alaska constitution
Article II: the legislature

Section 1 - The legislative power of the State is vested in a...

Section 2 - A member of the legislature shall be a qualified voter...

Section 3 - Legislators shall be elected at general elections. Their terms begin...

Section 4 - A vacancy in the legislature shall be filled for the...

Section 5 - No legislator may hold any other office or position of...

Section 6 - Legislators may not be held to answer before any other...

Section 7 - Legislators shall receive annual salaries. They may receive a per...

Section 8 - The legislature shall convene in regular session each year on...

Section 9 - Special sessions may be called by the governor or by...

Section 10 - Neither house may adjourn or recess for longer than three...

Section 11 - There shall be a legislative council, and the legislature may...

Section 12 - The houses of each legislature shall adopt uniform rules of...

Section 13 - Every bill shall be confined to one subject unless it...

Section 14 - The legislature shall establish the procedure for enactment of bills...

Section 15 - The governor may veto bills passed by the legislature. He...

Section 16 - Upon receipt of a veto message during a regular session...

Section 17 - A bill becomes law if, while the legislature is in...

Section 18 - Laws passed by the legislature become effective ninety days after...

Section 19 - The legislature shall pass no local or special act if...

Section 20 - All civil officers of the State are subject to impeachment...

Section 21 - The legislature shall establish procedures for suits against the State.