What is one way in which the U. S. and Florida constitutions differ? A.
The Florida governor is allowed to create new cabinet positions, but the U. S. president cannot.
B.
The U. S. Constitution requires election of cabinet secretaries, but Florida's constitution does not.
C.
Florida identifies specific cabinet positions that must be part of the executive branch, but the U. S. Constitution does not.
D.
The Florida Constitution requires the governor to be appointed by the legislature, while the U. S. President takes office based on the popular vote.