Which of the following BEST expresses how a bill introduced in Arizona's House of Representatives would become
state law?
A the bill is introduced in the House of Representatives, the House of Representatives votes to pass the
bill, the State Senate votes to pass the bill it's sent to the governor to sign into law
B the bill is introduced in the House of Representatives, the State Senate votes to pass the bill: the
House Representatives votes to pass the bill, it's sent to the governor to sign into law
C the governor introduces a bill to the State Senate, the State Senate votes to the pass bill the House
of Representatives votes to pass the bill, it's sent back to the governor to sign into law
D the bill is introduced in the House of Representatives, the State Senate votes to not pass the bill the
House of Representatives votes to pass the bill, it's sent to the governor sign into law

A). The bill is introduced in the House of Representatives; the House of Representatives votes to pass the bill; the State Senate votes to pass the bill; it’s sent to the governor to sign into law.

Explanation:

The first option most appropriately details how a bill becomes a law in Arizona. First of all, the bill is introduced through an open reading session in the House. Then, it needs to be voted by a minimum of one committee for hearing prior to being considered by the entire chamber. After that, the pros and cons are discussed by lawmakers. Thereafter, the bill is presented before the full house to discuss and vote and then, it moves to the Senate for approval(if House passes it with sufficient votes). Later, both the committees review the decision or recommendation of the conference committee and if they approve it, it moves to the governor for signatures and the bill becomes the law. Thus, option A is the correct answer.