Which offices are chosen by the General Assembly?

• A. Governor and Lieutenant Governor
• B. Attorney General and Supreme Court Justices
• C. Secretary of State, Comptroller of the Treasury, and Treasurer
• D. Treasurer and Auditor General

Answer: (C)

In this context, the General Assembly has the responsibility to appoint certain state offices, aligning those roles with legislative oversight over money and official functions. The offices chosen by the General Assembly are the Secretary of State, the Comptroller of the Treasury, and the Treasurer. These positions handle state records and finances, making them a natural fit for selection by lawmakers. The Governor, on the other hand, is elected by the voters, and the Attorney General and Supreme Court Justices follow different appointment or selection methods, not the General Assembly’s routine ballot. That’s why these three offices are the ones associated with being chosen by the General Assembly.