When elected officials set public policy, they must first make sure that

the state's constitution is changed.

an election is held before deciding the issue.

there is enough revenue to cover costs.

the state's supreme court agrees with the policy.

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Isaiah Berger

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30 August, 16:31

When elected officials set public policy, they must first make sure that

the state's constitution is changed.

an election is held before deciding the issue.

there is enough revenue to cover costs.

the state's supreme court agrees with the policy.

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Haley Elliott · Answer 1

There is enough revenue to cover costs.

Explanation:

Government programs are designed, discussed and a draft is approved by lower-level and mid-level officials before being sent to top officials. One major element in public policy planning is assuring enough funds for a program. The final administrative approval is made by the cabinet secretary and the White House. Then the project is included in the federal budget proposal of the next fiscal year. Congress will vote the budget and approve it, or it will make changes.

When elected officials set public policy, they must first make sure thatthe state's constitution is changed.an election is held before deciding the issue.there is enough revenue to cover costs.the state's supreme court agrees with the policy.

When elected officials set public policy, they must first make sure that

the state's constitution is changed.

an election is held before deciding the issue.

there is enough revenue to cover costs.

the state's supreme court agrees with the policy.