HELP ME!! The 1876 Constitution requires that almost all Texas government officials be elected. Why are elected officials more likely to respond to the will of the people than ones who are appointed by the governor?

Elected officials come into office because they promise to promote the cause majority of population. Hence they are more likely to respond to the will of the people than ones who are appointed by the governor. The ones appointed by the governor may not be very popular among people so that may not repond to the wills of people.

Explanation:

Elected officials are voice of majority of the population. They are therefore more likely to respond to the will of the people than the ones who are appointed by the governor.

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i see, would you mind putting it as one?