Question

The Texas Constitution makes the governor a relatively weak executive; however, he maximizes influences with his tenure in office. his appointive powers. his veto power. all of these choices are true.

Answer 1

The correct answer is all of these choices are true.

• The Texas Constitution contains a system of checks and balances to further balance authority.
• Each branch of this system is capable of controlling or constraining the other two.
• These controls aid in preventing one branch of the government from dominating others.
• These controls and counter controls are modeled after those in the U.S. Constitution.
• A line-item veto is available to the governor of Texas but not to the president.

Why is the Texas governor considered weak ?

• Since his authority is thus constrained, the Texas governor is viewed as being weak.
• The Texas governor essentially has the same amount of authority as the lieutenant governor and can simply veto measures.
• Boards of bureaucracy can be appointed by the governor to increase the authority of his position.

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