U.S. Senate: Governors have appointed people to fill vacant Senate seats well over 200 times since the Seventeenth Amendment was ratified in 1913. Today, 45 states allow their governor to make a temporary appointment when a Senate seat becomes vacant. This is not new people.
@AzPetrich Remind me what happened when Obamaโs seat opened because he was elected president. Thatโs right, a democratic governor got caught trying to sell the open seat.
@GuyTalksFinance Most states has laws in place for lunch breaks. Example is Alabama has to give a lunch break for 8 hours and must be lunch must be started before the end of the 5th hour.