Lieutenant Governor - Revision history

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 The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the second-highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.
-In [[Texas]], the Lieutenant Governor runs the Senate, and is considered by some to be the most powewreful elected official in the State.
+In [[Texas]], the Lieutenant Governor runs the Senate, and is considered by some to be the most powerful elected official in the State.
 ==See also==
-[[Governors and Lt. Governors of the United States of America]]
+*[[Governors and Lt. Governors of the United States of America]]
 [[Category:Government]]

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	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the second-highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.		The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the second-highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.
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		+	In [[Texas]], the Lieutenant Governor runs the Senate, and is considered by some to be the most powewreful elected official in the State.

	==See also==		==See also==

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−	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the ~~2nd~~ highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.	+	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the second-highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.		The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.
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		+	==See also==
		+	[[Governors and Lt. Governors of the United States of America]]

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−	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the Governor and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.	+	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the [[Governor]] and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.

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−	The Lieutenant Governor is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the Governor and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.	+	The '''Lieutenant Governor''' is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the Governor and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.

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	The Lieutenant Governor is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the Governor and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.		The Lieutenant Governor is usually the 2nd highest position in a state government, with much the same function to the state as the Vice President has to the United States. In most (but not all) states, the Governor and Lieutenant Governor run on a ticket together.
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		+	[[category:Government]]