After a state legislature approves a budget, what power do many governors have over the budget the governor can send it back to committee the governor can require 2/3 approval the governor can veto specific lines the governor can propose a new budget

The answer is C. The governor can veto specific lines.

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State legislature approves the budget and once it is done it is passed to the governor.

Governor’ Budgetary authority committee processes a thorough check in every piece of legislation sent by the state authorities.

A few of the Governor’ functions include signing the bill into law, granting commutation and pardon to the prisoners, addressing the public.  Vetoing is the special power entitled to the Governor. It means the Governor has the right to disregard the bill or a budget.

He also possesses a special authority called Line Item Vetoes which empowers a Governor to eradicate certain specific segments from the proposed state budget. He can acclaim or disparage a bill in legislature

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