While the Texas governor's term in office used to be 2 years, it was changed to 4 years with a constitutional amendment adopted in 1876.
What is a constitutional amendment?
This is the type of changes that are made to the already existing constitution of a country by the law making body of that particular area. The constitutional amendment would have to do with amending the practices that used to be in play in the state at that time.
Before the amendment, the governor had the opportunity of being the number one citizen of the state for a period of two years. But after the amendment, it was changed to be a period of 4 years in the year 1876.
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