The governor may be removed from office only by impeachment with conviction by the
A) House.
B) judiciary.
C) Senate.
D) attorney general.

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According to the U.S. Constitution, the governor may only be removed from office by impeachment with conviction by the Senate. The House may initiate impeachment proceedings, but the final decision falls on the Senate. The judiciary and attorney general do not have the power to remove the governor from office.

The Governor May Be Removed from Office Only by Impeachment