Multiple Choice
A governor's formal powers include
A) the tenure of the office, opportunities to appoint some agency heads, and charisma.
B) the tenure of the office, the power of appointment, the right to hire professional staff, and charisma.
C) the tenure of the office, the power of appointment, the power to veto legislation, and the authority to reorganize the executive branch, and these powers are the same from state to state.
D) the tenure of the office, the power of appointment, the power to veto legislation, and the authority to reorganize the executive branch, but these powers vary from state to state.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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