state governors
Regional executive officials
State governors are the chief executives of U.S. states, equivalent at the state level to what the president is nationally.
They sign or veto legislation, command the state's National Guard, and appoint officials.
The term of office is typically four years: The state governors met to discuss infrastructure funding.
Governors wield significant power over education, criminal justice, and emergency response within their states.
- appointmentsScheduled times for meetings
- electionsFormal choosing of officials
- campaign trailRoute of electoral speechmaking
- sworn inFormally bound by oath
- town hall meetingGathering for civic dialogue
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