Does Kansas allow a governor to be impeached?

Answer 1

1917 - James E. Ferguson, Texas"Farmer Jim" Ferguson had been elected to a second term as governor in 1916, with support of prohibitionists. In his second term, he "became embroiled" in a dispute with the University of Texas. In 1917 a Travis County grand jury indicted him on nine charges; one charge was embezzlement. The Texas Senate, acting as a court of impeachment, convicted (25-3) Ferguson on 10 charges. Although Ferguson resigned before being convicted, "the court of impeachment's judgment was sustained, preventing Ferguson from holding public office in Texas."

Answer 2

Yes! there have been many Texas governor's that have been Impeached over the years!

Answer 3

yes