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Personality
political skill
political resources
political context
strategic considerations |
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| factors in the external enviroment that effect the governors performance |
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| Executive powers of the governor |
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organizing a personal staff (inner circle)
making appointments
managing the executive branch
issuing orders |
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| Budget leadership of the governor |
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Internal- estimating and planning budget
external- convincing the legislature to approve budget |
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| governors ability to reduce or reject any item in a appropriations bill |
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| allows governor to take action independent of the legislature |
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| reorganized multitude of agencies into larger ones |
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| calling together the legislature to deal with urgent matter when the assembly is not in session |
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acts of mercy
governor orders that influence criminal law |
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| postponement of a sentence |
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| sending a fugitive back to the state that he had fled from |
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| an array of executive officials with cabinet sounding titles who are separately elected and independent from the governor |
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executive
budgetary
legislative
judicial |
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vice governor
very little real power |
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| the idea that permanent employees should be hired and evaluated on the basis or merit not politics |
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