The governor of texas

a. strong formal powers granted by the texas constitution.
b. few formal powers, so the office is one of the weakest chief executives in the united states.
c. the power to appoint all of the other officials in the executive branch.
d. the power to appoint all state judges.
e. an average amount of power compared to governors of other states.

Option A

Explanation:

A governor is a public official that represent the executive branch of government. but that of Texas is elected by his citizens every four years. since he is elected every four years, this is granted by the constitution. So yes The governor of Texas has strong formal powers granted by the Texas constitution

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