state governors

State governors are the elected leaders of a U.S. state, serving as the chief executive officer. They oversee the state's government, implement laws, manage state agencies, and prepare the state budget. Governors often set policy priorities, propose legislation, and represent the state in various capacities. They have the authority to sign or veto laws passed by the state legislature and can call special sessions. Essentially, they are responsible for the administration and good governance of their state, working to address local issues and ensure state functions run smoothly.