Texas State Government

The Texas State Government is divided into three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. The executive branch, led by the governor, enforces laws and manages state agencies. The legislative branch, consisting of the Texas House of Representatives and Senate, makes laws, passes budgets, and sets policies. The judicial branch interprets laws through a system of courts, including the Texas Supreme Court. Overall, the government operates to create, enforce, and interpret laws that address the needs of Texas residents, balancing power among these branches to ensure effective governance.