Mandate 

The Legislature has powers vested in it by the people to represent them with at least one delegate from each of the three incorporated Counties. The Legislation shall have vested power to create new laws of the land so long as they do not interfere with the rights of the citizens. Any bill written must be approved by the Governor before being signed into law. The US President and US Congress may veto or alter any law, resolution, or act, and the Judiciary may rule on the Constitutionality of any law or ordinance. The Legislature with the will of the people has the vested power to affirm the Judges and other Government Officials.

History 

The New Alexandria Legislature was set up shortly after the State’s creation. Quickly getting to work the body began to create Bills and Amendments that would be passed as laws. Modeled after the Federal Government in practice, there is a set system in which the governing body operates due to the New Alexandria Constitution. Each election has been roughly every 3 months, with terms lasting 4 months. A representative can only sit for three full terms, consecutive or not.