Some cantonal constitutions provide for a longer formal name of the state, such as Geneva ("République et canton de Genève ","Republic and Canton of Geneva").
For example, the canton of Geneva refers to itself as the "République et canton de Genève" ("Republic and canton of Geneva"). Some cantonal constitutions provide for a longer formal name of the state.
Some cantonal constitutions provide for a longer formal name of the state. For example, the canton of Geneva refers to itself as the "République et canton de Genève" ("Republic and canton of Geneva").
Some cantonal constitutions provide for a longer formal name of the state. For example, the canton of Geneva refers to itself as the "République et canton de Genève" ("Republic and canton of Geneva").