Only if both houses pass a bill in the same form can it be sent to the governor to be signed.

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Maci Mcpherson

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28 June, 17:32

Only if both houses pass a bill in the same form can it be sent to the governor to be signed.

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Selina Aguirre · Answer 1

It is true.

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A bill may have an two initial versions, but they must be conciliated by the two chambers of a state legislature. One final version is agreed on, it is voted in the two chambers and it is sent to the governor's office for his or her signature.

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Only if both houses pass a bill in the same form can it be sent to the governor to be signed.

True

False