Question

What is another name for the governor of a state

Answer 1

Another name for the governor of a state is Chief Executive. The Chief Executive is a term used in a Prime Minister's government or Presidential.  

EXPLANATION

The position of the Chief Executive is guaranteed by the constitution. Among his powers are overseeing the executive branch of government, preparing executive budgets to be submitted to the legislature, implementing policies, and appointing or firing executive officials. In certain constitutions, the Chief Executive has the right to dissolve the legislature, veto laws, and submit his own bill to the legislature.

The term Chief Executive is also used to refer to the governor's office. It is also used to explain the nature of the job, analogous to the head of government. While other terms are often used, such as governor-general, governor, lieutenant governor, high commissioner, commissioner, administrator, prime minister, or minister-president.  

Below are some governments that use the Chief Executive:

-    In the two special administrative regions of the People's Republic of China (Hong Kong & Macau)

-    New Zealand Antarctic Territory

-    The head of government of the Ryukyu Islands and Okinawa, Japan (Historically)

-    Mauritius, on Rodrigues island

-    The head of government of Falkland Islands

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KEYWORD: Governor, Chief Executive, Legislature, Commissioner, Administrator, Prime Minister, Lieutenant Governor

Subject: Social Studies

Class: 10-12

Subchapter: Government

Answer 2

Answer: Chief executive officer

In the United States, a governor serves as chief executive officer and as commander-in-chief in each state. He functions both as head of state and head of government within this territory. Governors are responsible for implementing state laws, advancing new policies and programs, carrying out leadership responsibilities and assisting department and agency heads. Often, governors also have the authority to appoint state court judges.