Question

The chief executive for most states, including Florida, is known as the Governor, most analogous to the federal position of which of the selections listed below?

Answer 1

Explanation:

The Governor of a state is similar to the U.S. President but on a smaller scale.

They both lead the executive branch of the government, the Governor the state and the President the federal one.

A Governor's responsibilities vary from state to state depending on the constitution within that state.

Both the Governor and the President sign bills into laws and both are commanders-in-chiefs, the Governor of the state's National Guard and militia forces, the President of the Army and Navy of the United States.

In some states, the Governor has the veto power to block a legislative law. The same power lies in the hands of the U.S. President.

Both the Governor and the President are ceremonial heads of state and host dignitaries from other countries.

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Answer 2

Answer:

hi your question is incomplete here are the options to your question

a. senate majority leader

b. speaker of the house of representatives

c. president of the united states

d. president pro tempore of the senate

answer : president of the united states ( C )

Explanation:

The chief executive for most states are known as Governors and they can be said to be analogous with the position of the president of the united states because as the the president is the head of the executive arm of Government at the federal level the Governor is the head of the executive arm of government at the sate level as well.

The Governor can exercise similar powers a president of the united states can exercise with little exemptions. some of such powers that both president of united states and governor can exercise includes signing of Bills into law and executing/enforcing state laws.