Elected vs. Appointed Officials
Part One - List an individual, their position held, and explain the role of that person plays in policy making (50 words each, total 100 words).
Elected Official: Sacramento or San Francisco Public Official
Appointed Official: Sacramento or San Francisco Public Official
Part Two – In 400 words, discuss the similarities in the policy making process of the roles listed above. Compare the elected and appointed official. Consider how each gain the position, the role of each, and how they can affect policy.
Use two to three scholarly resources to support your explanations.
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