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Once a piece of legislation passes both houses, what options does the governor have? Check all that apply.

- amend it
- approve it
- ask the court to review it
- take no further action
- veto it



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Final answer:

In Washington, the governor has options to amend, approve, ask for legal review, take no action, or veto legislation that passes both houses.


Explanation:

When a piece of legislation passes both houses, the governor in Washington has several options:

  • Amend it: The governor can suggest changes to the bill.
  • Approve it: The governor can sign the bill into law.
  • Ask the court to review it: In certain cases, the governor may seek legal review.
  • Take no further action: The governor can let the bill become law without a signature.
  • Veto it: The governor can reject the bill, preventing it from becoming law.

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Once a piece of legislation passes both houses, the governor has the following options:

- Approve it

- Take no further action

- Veto it

The governor cannot amend the legislation directly or ask the court to review it as part of their official options.

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