The Constitution of the United Republic of Cascadia is the supeme law of Cascadia. It consists of 36 articles in six chapters, plus annexes. The constitution establishes the state as a federal directorial republic comprising two constituent states, Oregon and Washington. It guarantees separation of powers into legislative, executive and judicial branches, which are independent of and coequal with each other. Both constituent states also have their own constitutions.
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