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Answer:

The Constitution of Virginia is the basic governing document of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Explanation:

The Virginia Constitution sets the structure of the state government and limits its power. It also establishes the basic rights of Virginia's citizens. The constitution is the supreme governing document of the state but may be superseded by the United States Constitution and U.S. federal law.

The current Constitution of Virginia consists of 12 articles  :

  • Article I: Bill of Rights
  • Article II: Franchise and Officers
  • Article III: Division of Powers
  • Article IV: Legislature
  • Article V: Executive
  • Article VI: Judiciary
  • Article VII: Local Government
  • Article VIII: Education
  • Article IX: Corporations
  • Article X: Taxation and Finance
  • Article XI: Conservation
  • Article XII: Future changes

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