If a senator supports the governor's agenda the president may promote them to more powerful committees, or even appoint them chairman or vice chairmanships. The president usually maintains a strong hold on the senate and legislation through his appointment of committee memberships and committee chairmen.
When a senator backs the governor’s objectives, the president could advance them into more crucial positions within committees or designate them as chairpersons or vice chairpersons. The president usually wields considerable control over the senate and legislative processes by appointing members to various committees and chairmanships.