Transcribed Image Text:2. A major difference between the plural executive system utilized in the state
government of California and the unitary executive found in the US national
government is that
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a. all 12 members of the California executive branch must agree on a bill before it can
become a law while, nationally, only the President needs to approve a bill before it can
become a law.
Ob. California’s Governor and Lieutenant Governor are separately elected and can
represent different political parties, while the President and Vice-President of the United
States are elected together, as a ticket.
Oc. California’s Governor must set policy priorities in conjunction with the other members
of the Plural Executive, while the President sets policy priorities on his/her own
d. All of the statements listed above are true
government of California and the unitary executive found in the US national
government is that
O
a. all 12 members of the California executive branch must agree on a bill before it can
become a law while, nationally, only the President needs to approve a bill before it can
become a law.
Ob. California’s Governor and Lieutenant Governor are separately elected and can
represent different political parties, while the President and Vice-President of the United
States are elected together, as a ticket.
Oc. California’s Governor must set policy priorities in conjunction with the other members
of the Plural Executive, while the President sets policy priorities on his/her own
d. All of the statements listed above are true
