A State Auditor is a government official responsible for examining and evaluating the financial records and operations of state agencies. Their main goal is to ensure that public funds are used efficiently and in accordance with laws and regulations. This role helps promote transparency and accountability in government spending. State Auditors conduct audits, which are thorough reviews of financial statements and practices. They may also provide recommendations for improving financial management. By identifying areas of waste or mismanagement, State Auditors play a crucial role in safeguarding taxpayer money and enhancing the overall effectiveness of state government operations.