A) Railroad Commission of Texas
B) Texas Department of Transportation
C) lieutenant governor
D) attorney general
E) General Land Office
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A) 30 years of age
B) born in Texas
C) prior political experience
D) U.S. citizenship
E) access to money
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A) to oversee the state's foreign, economic, and diplomatic policy
B) to handle elections and voter registration
C) to collect child-support payments
D) to coordinate and plan projects in conjunction with the federal government
E) to oversee the state's economic interactions with other states
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A) to keep the governor informed about problems and issues
B) to act as lobbyists for the governor's agenda in the legislature
C) to represent the governor's office in different parts of the state
D) to organize the governor's electoral campaigns
E) to keep the governor organized by coordinating his or her appointments
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A) attorney general
B) animal commissioner
C) state treasurer
D) sheriff
E) roads and highways commissioner
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A) Texas Governor's Office
B) Texas Comptroller
C) Texas attorney general
D) secretary of state
E) Adjutant General
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A) It dilutes the power of the governor and fragments the executive branch.
B) It grants the governor additional powers, since it makes for a powerful executive branch.
C) It makes the executive branch less accountable to the voters.
D) It leads to excessive corruption within the executive branch.
E) It puts too much power in the hands of a small group of officials.
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