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| | The Governor's Office in West Virginia |
 | | West Virginia's Attorney General's main duties are to provide legal advice to state government agencies, local prosecutors, and to the state legislature when asked, interpret state statutes and regulations, serve as legal counsel for the state, administer consumer protection programs, and handle consumer complaints. |
 | | West Virginia's State Treasurer is responsible for receiving and depositing the state's revenue in financial institutions, maintaining a record of all appropriations made by the state legislature, endorsing state checks, and investing any of the state's available funds in financial institutions. |
 | | The governor's ability to communicate effectively with others, particularly with the electorate and legislative leaders, is as critical a factor in determining how successful the governor will be in altering the course of state government as are his or her institutional powers. |
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