Pick a state of your choice (not Indiana) and identify key elements (listed below) of your states budget process and budget. The National Association of State Budget Officers (NASBO) provides much of this information in its publication Budget Processes in the States. Does your state have an annual or biennial budget? Which functions does the budget agency execute in your state? E.g, economic analysis, audits? What veto power, if any, does the governor have? How many votes does it take to override the governors veto? Is the states budget easily accessible on a state run website? Access the most recent (proposed) budget document and identify, to the extent possible, what policy priorities are identified in the report