How are the legislative branches of the federal government and Georgia’s state level government similar?
1. Both the federal government and Georgia's state government have a bicameral legislative branch.
2. Both have the power to make laws, oversee government operations, and represent the interests of their constituents.
3. Both have committees that specialize in specific policy areas and conduct hearings on proposed legislation.
4. Both branches are made up of elected officials who serve specific term lengths and are accountable to the voters.
5. Both branches have the power to investigate and impeach government officials for misconduct.
6. Both branches can propose and pass budgets and allocate funds for government programs and services.
7. Both branches have the power to override a veto by the executive branch with a two-thirds majority vote.
8. Both branches have the authority to confirm or reject appointments made by the executive branch, such as federal judges or cabinet members.