It depends on the legislation of the country in which you live
It depends on the state. In some states, the state treasurer is appointed by the governor, while in others, the treasurer is elected by the people. The specific process for selecting a state treasurer varies from state to state.
State treasurer are executive officers that are elected or appointed by the governor. There are around fourteen offices in the US but are not in all 50 states.
In the United States, the State Treasurer can be appointed either by the governor of a state or elected through statewide election. Although in most of the 50 states, it is through an election, a few states like Hawaii, Alaska, and Georgia have State Treasurers that are selected by the state governor. The State Treasurer is also called the State Comptroller in states like New York.
The secretary of state is appointed by the governor and is in charge of public records of the state. This means the secretary of state supervises elections and puts the state seal on all official papers signed by the governor. The state auditor is in charge of approving all payments made by the state. The auditor also makes sure spending is done according to the state constitution. The treasurer is the state's banker. The treasurer oversees the payouts of the auditor and serves as the chief collector of
The Council of State in North Carolina is a group of elected officers, such as the State Treasurer and Secretary of State. The Cabinet is different in that its members are appointed by the Governor, not elected.
Appointed
These are part of the executive branch.
It is the Capital and houses the Legislature, the offices of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State and the General Treasurer.
These all belong to the executive branch.
not appointed but elected
attorney general
The PRESIDENT
It the building occupied by the Rhode Island General Assembly, the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, the Secretary of State and the General Treasurer.