The Texas Governor's Veto Power Is Absolute When

question 30

Multiple Choice

The Texas Governor's veto power is absolute when

• A) the bill being vetoed is produced during a special (called) session.
• B) the bill being vetoed is an itemized appropriations bill.
• C) the veto occurs within ten days of the time the bill is sent to the Governor.
• D) the legislature adjourns prior to the exercise of the veto.
• E) it is accompanied by an Attorney General's opinion declaring the law unconstitutional.

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