The correct answer is C) bill is sent to the governor.
The option that BEST replaces the question marks is "bill is sent to the governor."
We are talking about the process of how a bill becomes law in the United States.
A Congressman has a project and considers that this is a good one to be passed as a Bill, so share it in the House of Representatives where it is sent to a committee to be considered. If many Congressmen think that it is interesting and serves a purpose. then the Bill is back in the house to be voted. Then it has to be sent to the Senate and the conference committee for the changes needed. When everybody agrees after debates, the bill is signed by the House and the Senate. The bill is ready to be sent to the executive for its approval. In the case of the US President, he has the power to veto laws sent by Congress. But if the President accepts it and signs it, it becomes law.
