Nevada’s executive branch has distributed powers between six roles. The governor has the main job, but is not considered “royalty”. The other five offices- controller, attorney general, treasury, secretary of state, and lieutenant governor, are just as significant. The controller is in charge of keeping records. The attorney general is in charge of court-related issues. The treasury is in charge of the money. The secretary of state is in charge of elections. …show more content…
They have a different scheme of amending the constitution. If a proposal a made, two-thirds of the Senate and House of Representatives must vote on it. If voted on twenty-six times, that proposal is sent over to state legislatures and must receive a three-quarters vote. Then it becomes a constitutional amendment. To repeal an amendment, two-thirds of the Senate and House of Representatives must vote on it. If voted once, the request is sent over to state conventions where it must receive a three-quarters vote. Then the amendment is repealed (Texas