New Jersey State Government

The New Jersey State Government is a structured organization that manages state affairs through three branches: the Executive, led by the Governor who enforces laws; the Legislature, consisting of the Senate and General Assembly that create laws; and the Judiciary, including courts that interpret laws. It oversees public services like education, transportation, health, and safety, and funds state programs. The government operates through elected officials accountable to residents, ensuring policies reflect community needs and legal standards, maintaining order, and promoting the well-being of all New Jersey citizens.