Answer:
A. state laws passed by the Florida legislature
Step-by-step explanation:
The Governor of Florida is the chief executive of the state of Florida and the commander in chief of the state. He is responsible for enforcing state laws, has the right to assemble the Florida Legislative Assembly, approve or veto laws passed by the assembly, and grant pardons, except for dismissal cases. At present, the party’s affiliation with the governor no longer plays the role that was assigned to it several decades ago, although it still serves as a support for many governors.