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West Virginia State Government Flashcards

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  1. Which elected official serves as the second-highest executive in West Virginia state government?

    Answer: Lieutenant Governor

    The Lieutenant Governor of West Virginia is second in line to the Governor and also serves as President of the State Senate.

  2. In West Virginia, the state's counties are governed primarily by which elected body?

    Answer: County Commission

    Each of West Virginia's 55 counties is governed by an elected County Commission, which handles local ordinances, budgets, and administration.

  3. West Virginia is divided into how many counties?

    Answer: 55 counties

    West Virginia has 55 counties, ranging in size from small Wirt County to large Randolph County, each with its own county seat.

  4. The West Virginia Attorney General serves as the chief what officer of the state?

    Answer: Legal officer

    The West Virginia Attorney General is the state's chief legal officer, representing state agencies in court and providing legal opinions on state law.

  5. Which state agency is responsible for collecting West Virginia's state taxes?

    Answer: West Virginia Department of Revenue

    The West Virginia Department of Revenue, through its State Tax Division, is responsible for administering and collecting state taxes.

  6. West Virginia's Governor is given the power to veto legislation; what percentage of the legislature must vote to override a veto?

    Answer: Two-thirds (2/3) majority

    A two-thirds majority vote in both the House of Delegates and the Senate is required to override a Governor's veto in West Virginia.

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