Arizona Governor

The Arizona Governor is the elected leader of the state, responsible for enforcing state laws, managing the executive branch, and shaping policies through vetoes and executive orders. They oversee state agencies, prepare the budget, and represent Arizona in official capacities. The governor also plays a key role in the legislative process, working with the state legislature to pass laws. They serve a four-year term and can be re-elected. The governor's decisions impact statewide issues like education, healthcare, and public safety, making them a central figure in Arizona's government and policymaking.