Why are there so few actual governor vetoes on legislation that is passed by both houses in the legislature?

a. The governor does not want to alienate his or her party members in the legislature.
b. The threat of possible veto is enough for legislators to try to compromise on the governor's points to ensure a bill's passage.
c. The governor depends on the support of the party to get reelected.
d. The governor has his or her own agenda and is not as concerned with impending legislation.


Answer: B

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