governor's office
executive branch location
The governor's office is the executive branch of a U.S. state government, headed by the governor.
It refers both to the physical location where the governor works and to the administrative apparatus supporting the governor's duties: The governor's office issued a statement on the budget crisis.
The term often appears in news coverage of state policy and appointments.
- special sessionNon-routine legislative assembly
- constituent servicesLawmaker assistance to voters
- executive branchGovernment's implementing arm
- executive orderBinding directive from leadership
- signing ceremonyFormal document endorsement occasion
crisis response · agency · statehouse · chief of staff · executive power · policy advisors · budget management · gubernatorial · press secretary · veto authority · public administration · municipal council · state government · state capitol · emergency declarations · regulatory oversight · bureau · strategic planning
- governorsviceroy, proconsul, satrap, prefect, gubernatorial
- government buildingscourthouse, state capitol, state house, legislative building, senate building
- state governmentstate budget, state senate, state legislature, state capitol, state constitution
- hubshub, regional hub, commercial hub, financial hub, economic hub
governor's officemayor's office
Municipal chief's administrative center
Oval Office · federal government · city hall · presidency · local government
governor's officecorporate headquarters
Firm's primary administrative location
private enterprise · boardroom · private sector · business leadership
governor's officestate legislature
Lawmaking body below Congress
state supreme court · state assembly · general assembly · state senate · legislative chamber