“ Your attempt to mix Fed vs State government powers is noted. Civics 101. You’re welcome.”
I’m not sure what your comment is meant to imply. The comment to which you were replying was correct - at both the state and federal level, the legislature votes on the laws, and the executive (president or governor) signs them. No attempt to mix the two, just a clear statement of the process that applies to both.
Go back and read what the other poster was trying to do. Yes, both the feds and States have a process for passing legislation that the respective 'manager' signs or not to make it law or not. There is no argument to that Civics 101 statement. I learned that when I was 6 years old watching Saturday morning cartoons. The mix comes when trying to equate fed.gov powers as the same as State powers concerning elections. I see it here almost daily, 'Trump should have done something about voter fraud while he was President' which is USDA Grade 'A' BS. That concludes my Civics 101 teachings for the day because I have BS to spread around my garden, which is the only legitimate use for BS.