Question

at the state level, who signs a bill to make it a state law?

the president

a senator

the governor

a member of the house of delegates

Explanation:

To determine who signs a bill into state law, we analyze each option:

• The President signs federal bills, not state - level ones.
• A Senator and a member of the House of Delegates are part of the legislative branch (they help create bills), not the position that signs bills into law at the state level.
• The Governor is the executive at the state level, and it is the Governor who signs a bill to make it a state law.

Answer:

C. The Governor