What was the importance of the 1978 gubernatorial election in the realignment process in Texas?
a. For the first time since Reconstruction the Democratic Party was unified behind its general election nominee.
b. It was the first gubernatorial election since Reconstruction in which a Democrat won by less than 1 percent.
c. In defeating John Hill, Bill Clements became the first Republican governor elected since Reconstruction.
d. The victory by George W. Bush paved the way for Texas Republicans to have a major national influence since he would eventually become president.
Answer: c
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