America and Arizona Government for Elementary Teachers Presentation 13: Arizona Executive Branch.

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America and Arizona Government for Elementary Teachers Presentation 13: Arizona Executive Branch

Presentation Objectives AEPA Objectives 0016 Understand state and local government in the United States Understand state government and government of American Indian nations in Arizona. AZ Social Studies Standard, Strand 3 Concept 2: Structure of Government

The Plural Executive Executive Power is divided Multiple Executives directly elected, not appointed by Governor

The Plural Executive Executive Power is divided Multiple Executives directly elected, not appointed by Governor

The Plural Executive Governor Secretary of State Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction State Mine Inspector Corporation Commission

Gridlock from Divided Power

Governor Jan BrewerAttorney General Terry Goddard

Governor is Chief Executive Jan BrewerJanet Napolitano Jane Dee Hull Fife Symington

Roles of President Head of State CEO of the Executive Branch Party Leader National Leader World Leader

Roles of Governor Head of State State Leader CEO of the Executive Branch

Head of State Most Visible Official Head up Crisis Response Spokesperson for issue or legislation important to state Good PR representative

Head of State Commander in Chief

Head of State Commander in Chief Clemency  Pardon  Commute Sentence  Reprieve

State Leader Set Legislative Agenda State of State address Call special session Veto

State Leader Fiscal Policy Submit yearly budget Line-item veto

CEO of Executive Branch Executive Orders Appointments  Agency heads  Governing board  State Commissions  Judges Does not appoint key Executive Offices Governor Jane Dee Hull (right) named Judge Michael D. Ryan as a justice of the Arizona Supreme Court on May 22, 2002.

Secretary of State Administer Elections  Oversee county recorders  Maintain voter rolls  Approve candidates and propositions  Produce and tally ballots Successor to Governor

Attorney General Legally Represent State Write legislative opinions Investigate and prosecute state-wide crimes Supervise County Attorneys

State Treasurer State’s Chief financial officer Collects, invests, and disburses state funds

Superintendent of Public Instruction Manage Department of Education Certify teachers Direct AIMS testing Approve textbooks Direct funding for Public and Charter schools

Corporation Commission Certifies Business Regulates stock and securities Regulates utilities Legalized monopolies Determine rates Oversee level and quality of service

State Mine Inspector Other statewide health and safety inspectors are appointed Elected position harkens back to mistrust of framers

Conclusion

This Presentation This presentation is courtesy of Brian Dille, Professor of Political Science at Mesa Community College.