What responsibilities belong to the secretary of state's office?
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The state's chief elections officer oversees all aspects of federal and state elections, including registering voters, distributing ballot pamphlets, printing ballots, and certifying voting machines. The secretary of state also compiles election results and publishes them. The Political Reform Division in the Secretary of State's office implements rules relating to proper disclosure of lobbying and campaign activity and makes the information available to the public. As keeper of official historical records, the secretary of state also charters corporations and nonprofits, maintains business filings, and safeguards the state archives.
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What is foreign aid, and why does the United States provide it? Give some examples of foreign aid programs, and discuss whether such aid is popular with Americans
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Elections for members of the House of Representatives are held every
a. two years. b. three years. c. four years. d. six years. e. year.