Use the following quote to answer the question.
"the legislative power of the state shal...
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Use the following quote to answer the question.
"the legislative power of the state shall be vested in a legislature of the state of florida, consisting of a senate composed of one senator elected from each senatorial district and a house of representatives composed of one member elected from each representative district."
the quote above
a mandates one executive to serve from each district
b describes the section of a state government that makes the laws
c selects one person from each state to serve the legislature
d explains the organization of a national legislature
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