Texas Has
A
Plural Executive Branch System Limiting
The
Power Of
The
Governor
Which Is
A
Weak Executive Compared
To
Some Other States
Except For
The
Secretary Of State
Voters Elect Executive Officers Independently; Thus Candidates
Are
Directly Answerable
To
The Public
Not
The
Governor. This Election System Has Led
To
Some Executive Branches Split Between Parties
And
Reduced
The
Ability Of
The
Governor
To
Carry Out
A
Program
When Republican President George W
Bush Served
As
Texas's Governor
The
State Had
A
Democratic Lieutenant Governor
Bob Bullock
The
Executive Branch Positions Consist Of
The
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Comptroller Of Public Accounts
Land Commissioner
Attorney General
Agriculture Commissioner
The
Three-member Texas Railroad Commission
The
State Board Of Education
And
The
Secretary Of State
. . . Houston
As of 2013
37% of non-Hispanic Whites
in
Harris County had college or postgraduate degrees
and
36% of them had annual incomes over $75,000
As of 2013
19% of Blacks
in
Harris County had college or postgraduate degrees
as
did 13% of U.S.-born Latinos
and
7% of Latino immigrants.
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it
has been sold
and
demolished, Main articles: Portuguese India
and
Portuguese India Armadas, A reproduction of
the
original Come
and
take
it
flag
which flew during
the
battle of Gonzales. The Wortham Theater Center.
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