The Judicial Branch
This is the number of PA Supreme Court Justices.
What is 7?
The term length of the PA Governor.
What is 4 years?
This is how often elections are held in PA.
What is twice a year?
You should ask this person who worked with you during an internship for a general letter of recommendation.
Who is your internship supervisor?
The year Senator Haywood was first elected to the Senate.
What is 2014?
County courts of general jurisdiction are called these.
What are Courts of Common Pleas?
This is how many consecutive terms a governor may serve in PA.
What are 2 consecutive terms?
Special elections in the House of Representatives are scheduled by this individual.
Who is the Speaker of the House?
Parties can have benefits, too! This is an activity you should be engaging in whenever you meet people.
What is networking?
Senator Haywood grew up in this city.
What is Toledo, Ohio?
These county courts handle domestic matters, such as custody, divorce or guardianship.
What are Orphans' Courts?
This is when the Governor releases his proposed budget for the next fiscal year.
What is February?
We vote on one of these types of elected officials in odd years.
Who are local government officials?
Who are judges?
Your resume should be this long.
What is 1 page?
Senator Haywood held this elected position before entering the State Senate.
What is Cheltenham Township Commissioner?
The 2 appellate courts directly below the PA Supreme Court.
What are the Superior and Commonwealth Courts?
This individual schedules a special election when there is a Senate vacancy.
Who is the Lt. Governor?
Judges are elected in PA and serve for terms of this duration.
What is 10 years?
What are education, work experience and interests?
The last initiative Senator Haywood got passed into law.
What is affordable housing funding (PHARE)?
While the Superior Court has general jurisdiction to hear a variety of cases, Commonwealth Court has specific jurisdiction to hear one of these types of cases.
What is review of governmental agencies?
What are non-criminal cases to which the state is a party?
The Lt. Governor also chairs this board that gives second chances to people who have been convicted of crimes.
What is the Board of Pardons?
2 of the 4 qualifications to vote in PA.
What is to be 18 years old?
What is be a US citizen for at least 1 month?
What is to reside in PA for at least 90 days preceding the election?
What is to reside in the election district where you're voting for at least 60 days preceding the election?
Sometimes old school is better. In addition to looking online, you should also be doing this with people you worked with at your internship when looking for a job.
What is check in periodically?
The first initiative Senator Haywood got passed into law.
What are school lead testing requirements?