Which officers are subject to impeachment?

In the context of the Wyoming Constitution, the reason the answer is C is that it accurately reflects the scope of whom the impeachment process applies to. The Governor of Wyoming, as the chief executive of the state, is indeed subject to impeachment for misconduct or malfeasance while in office. Additionally, other state officers, such as the Secretary of State and other members of the executive branch, are also subject to impeachment. However, Justices of the Peace, being a separate judicial entity with different standards and procedures, are not included in the impeachment process for state officers. Thus, while the Governor and other state officers are accountable under the impeachment provisions, Justices of the Peace fall outside this requirement, making C the most accurate choice among the options provided.