Question

select which of the following policy decisions are done at the state level: conducting elections, regulating interstate commerce, printing money, establishing local governments, issuing licenses, declaring war

Explanation:

• Conducting elections: State governments oversee most election administration for state-level offices and often assist with federal elections, making this a state-level function.
• Regulating interstate commerce: This is an exclusive federal power under the U.S. Constitution's Commerce Clause.
• Printing money: This is a sole federal power held by the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve.
• Establishing local governments: State governments have the authority to create and structure local governments (cities, counties).
• Issuing licenses: State governments issue most professional, business, and driver's licenses.
• Declaring war: This is an exclusive federal power granted to Congress in the U.S. Constitution.

Answer:

• conducting elections
• establishing local governments
• issuing licenses