Fall, I think because of the way it was talking about the leaves and crisp air
<span>In Texas, the top executives in government are elected, rather than appointed by the governor. Thus, the accountability and continued service of these executives are determined by voters. The Texas Constitution of 1876 delegated many of the powers other governors hold to these officials. Also, the officials may not even be of the same political party as the governor. Thus, it takes compromise and persuasion for the governor of Texas to advance his policies while in office.</span>
