If a governor or other elected executive official is suspected of criminal activity,
A) the Texas House may bring charges through impeachment, after which the Texas Senate would render judgment.
B) the Texas Senate may bring charges through impeachment, after which the Texas House would render judgment.
C) the Texas Rangers may bring charges through impeachment, after which the Texas Supreme Court would render judgment.
D) the Texas Ethics Commission may bring charges through impeachment, after which the Texas Senate would render judgment.

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According to the Texas Constitution, the process for removing an elected executive official, such as a governor, from office for criminal activity involves the Texas House of Representatives bringing charges through impeachment and the Texas Senate rendering judgment.

If a Governor or Other Elected Executive Official Is Suspected