New Jersey Governor

The New Jersey Governor is the state’s top elected official, responsible for implementing state laws, overseeing the executive branch, and setting policy priorities. The governor manages state agencies, proposes the budget, and has the authority to veto legislation. They also appoint judges and other officials, represent New Jersey at events, and respond to emergencies or crises. Serving a four-year term, the governor works to address issues like education, transportation, and public safety, shaping the direction of the state in collaboration with the legislature and local governments.