Prior to texas governors were elected to two-year terms, with most being elected to a maximum of two consecutive two-year terms. since then, governors have been able to get elected to unlimited four-year terms. 1973

Before 1974, Texas governors served two-year terms, with most being elected to a maximum of two consecutive two-year terms. In 1972, Texas voters adopted a constitutional amendment changing the governor's term to four years; in 1974, Dolph Briscoe was the first governor elected to a four-year term of office.

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the answer would be cities along the east coast.