In which of the following situations can the governor exercise his or her right to veto?
a. when the legislature cannot come to a consensus to pass a legislation
b. when the governor has a hidden agenda for reform regarding a legislation
c. when the legislature takes too long to pass a bill
d. when the governor feels the need to strike down a particular legislation
Question 2
Which of the following is true of a governor's legislative powers?
a. The governor's approval is not required for the legislature to bring an issue to vote in a special session.
b. The governor can only call three special sessions during a biennium.
c. The governor's signature is mandatory to make a bill into law.
d. The governor's post-adjournment veto is absolute and cannot be overridden.
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