Lieutenant Governors

A Lieutenant Governor is a government official who acts as the second-in-command to the Governor of a state or country. Their primary role is to support and stand in for the Governor when necessary, such as during absences or emergencies. They often preside over legislative bodies, assist in policy development, and may have specific ceremonial duties. The Lieutenant Governor's influence varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally an important part of the executive branch, helping to ensure continuity of leadership and governance.