Relacionar Columnas State Election Matching GameVersión en línea Match the state offices and key terms with their descriptions. This activity is for high school students. por Arizona Bar Foundation 1 Ballot Propositions 2 Superintendent of Public Instruction 3 Governor 4 State Legislator 5 Corporation Commission 6 Attorney General 7 State Mine Inspector 8 Secretary of State 9 State Treasurer 10 Judge Acts as the chief lawyer for the state. Advises the state legislature and other executive departments in legal matters. Works on a commission with others to oversee the public utilities. Regulates the rates charged to utilities customers. Sets rules and regulations for public utility companies. Visits mines and ensures that they are safe and compliant with all health and safety laws and regulations. Serves either in the State House of Representatives or the State Senate. Elected from various districts around the state to to create new laws. This person serves in the Judicial Branch and is appointed by the Governor. Every four years, voters get a chance to decide whether they keep their job in a retention election. The head of a state's Executive Branch. This person can veto legislation, appoint state judges to court, and call the state legislature into special session to try and pass laws quickly. They are the commander of the state's National Guard. Serves as acting governor when the governor is out of state. Maintains records and archives, works with businesses, and is tasked with making sure elections are run smoothly. These are proposals for new laws that are put on the ballot to be decided by the voters. Manages and oversees the public school system. Manages certification of teachers, distributes education funds. Manages the state's money, debt, and investments. Acts as a banker for state agencies.
