All of the following are selection processes for some states in the united states except:

a.

the missouri plan

b.

legislative appointment

c.

gubernatorial appointment

d.

appointment by mayoral committee

I went with D since it doesn't have anything to do with selecting judges.

The correct answer is D, as appointment by mayoral committee is not a selection process for some states in the United States.

Explanation:

Mayoral committees are not used as selection processes for judges in any state of the United States.

The Missouri Plan is a judge selection process based on a non-partisan commission that selects six possible candidates to occupy the position of judge. Subsequently, the governor is sent a list with these 6 candidates to choose one. If the governor does not choose, the commission does it for him.

Legislative appointment consists of the judges being elected by the legislatures of each state; and in the gubernatorial appointment, it is the governor who does it.

b because they both had so of the same chosen rules