<u>Answer:</u>
Yes, it is Possible for the governor and lieutenant governor in Georgia to be political opposites, from different parties, and not work well together.
C) Each office is listed separately on the ballot when they are elected.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In Georgia, when elected as governor and lieutenant governor in Georgia, each desk is considered separately on the ballot. There are a lot of differences, though: In general, a running mate is not selected by the Governor of Georgia.
Georgia's Lieutenant Governor runs independently from Georgia's Governor and can be elected even though he or she may be from Georgia's other political party. Georgia's Lieutenant Governor can hold many periods.
Throughout the US, there is indeed a lieutenant governor's office in 45 states. The governor and lieutenant governor are nominated in 25 states, making sure they end up coming from that same faction. Members are appointed separately in the remaining 18 states and can therefore belong to different parties.
