Both state and national governments have the power to make
marriage laws
raise and collect taxes
coin and print money
conduct elections

raise and collect taxes

Explanation:

State and national governments have some functions in common and some different functions in different spheres of the confederation. While the national government extends its functions throughout the territory of the country, the state government is limited to a single territory.

As a shared function between these two governments we can cite the function of raising and collecting taxes.

However, as different functions, we can say that the state government is responsible for designing and implementing strategies and goals to be achieved, and for creating programs for the prevention and control of violence and crime. It should also draft legislation on the issue, promote the integration of public security bodies and institutions across the country, combat drug trafficking, smuggling, money laundering and corruption, and build and handle federal prisons.

On the other hand, the state government is primarily responsible for state public safety. They are the executors of the security actions, besides building and taking care of state prisons.

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