Unlike the President, governors generally
A)do not have line item veto power.
B)share executive power with other elected officials.
C)lack appointive power.
D)have more legislative support.
E)do not have any term limits.

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Governors often share executive power with other elected officials, such as lieutenant governors, attorneys general, and secretaries of state, who may also be elected independently of the governor, creating a division of powers within the state executive branch.

Unlike the President, Governors Generally