Multiple Choice
What is one way a governor can legitimately influence a legislator's vote on a particular bill?
A) The governor can suspend a legislator's pay for up to 30 days for voting "incorrectly."
B) The governor can have a legislator removed from office for voting "incorrectly."
C) The governor can prohibit lobbyists from consulting with that legislator.
D) The governor can signal that he or she will veto the bill if passed.
E) The governor can remove the legislator from all committee assignments.
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