The role of Georgia's Executive Branch is to enforce and administer the laws of the state. It is headed by the Governor of Georgia, who is elected by the people of the state and is responsible for executing and enforcing state laws, managing the state's budget, and overseeing the various administrative agencies and departments of the state government. The Governor also has the power to veto legislation passed by the state legislature, appoint individuals to various state boards and commissions, and serve as the commander-in-chief of the state's National Guard. Overall, the Executive Branch plays a key role in implementing state policies and programs to ensure the well-being of Georgia's residents.
