Which is not a factor which makes the governor of Texas an institutionally weak?
A) a limit of only one term in office
B) independent elections of other key executive officers
C) inability to appoint all members of state boards and commissions soon after taking office
D) lack of an effective removal power

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The governor of Texas does not have a limit of only one term in office; they can serve unlimited terms, which does not contribute to institutional weakness.

Which Is Not a Factor Which Makes the Governor of Texas