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Scott Rasmussen's Number of the Day for June 22, 2023
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June 22, 2023: Ohio is one of 26 states in which the lieutenant governor is selected on a ticket with the governor. In 18 of those states, including Ohio, gubernatorial candidates may pick their own running mates in a similar fashion to presidential candidates. In the remaining eight states, there are separate primaries for governor and lieutenant governor, with the winning candidate in each primary appearing on the general election ticket.
The lieutenant governor is elected separately from the governor in 17 states. In Tennessee and West Virginia, the title of lieutenant governor is given to the president of the state Senate.
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Each weekday, Scott Rasmussen’s Number of the Day explores interesting and newsworthy topics at the intersection of culture, politics, and technology.
- June 21, 2023-81% of voters say that companies should always hire the best person for the job
- June 20, 2023-27% of voters believe that America will be a socialist country in 20 years
- June 19, 2023-158 years ago, Major General Gordon Granger issued an order proclaiming freedom for all slaves in Texas
- June 16, 2023-82% of voters believe it is important for children to be raised in a home with both their parents present
- June 15, 2023-Two statewide officials have been impeached in Texas history
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