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Terms in this set (22)Veto The power to reject a proposed law. Supermajority Vote A legislative vote of much more than a simple majority, for instance, two-thirds of a legislative chamber's voting to override a governor's veto. Formal Powers The powers explicitly granted to a governor according to state law, such as vetoing legislation or appointing heads of state agencies. Informal Powers The things a governor is able to do, such as command media attention or persuade party members, based on personality or position, not on formal authority. Appointment Powers A governor's ability to pick individuals to run state government, such as appointing cabinet secretaries. Impeachment A process through which the legislature can remove executive branch officials, such as the governor, or judges from offices for corruption or other reasons. Recall Election A special election allowing voters to remove an elected official from office before the end of his or her term. Executive Orders Rules or regulations with the force of law that governors can create directly under he statutory authority given to them. Job of the govenor Commander and
Chief of the national guard Chief legislature Governors outline legislative proposals in their inaugural and annual state of the state addresses. Their staffs work with legislators to legislators and committees to translate proposals into bills. head of state agencies Nearly all governors choose their cabinet officials and most have the power to appoint other officials in the state as well. chief spokesperson of the state The governor is supposed to represent the state in good and bad times. They "sell" their state to businesses and the federal government so that they will come in and boost the states economy and increase the standard of living. party chief Governors are the leading figures for their party in their states. commander and chief of the national guard Governors can call on the National guard in times of disaster or dire need. The U.S. President gaining increasingly more power over each state's National Guard. Formal powers of governor • The Power to Appoint- See Key Terms. Informal powers of the govenor • Popular Support- Popularity means that a governor will be more successful and have much more support from legislators and voters when trying to achieve his or her policy goals. other executive offices Lieutenant Governor- Traditionally this office is a joke, but that has changed slightly recently. They have very different responsibilities depending each state's laws. Attorney General- The "top law enforcement officer in the state." They have become major political players in lawsuits against businesses (Ex: Tobacco) and the federal government. Many Attorney Generals have launched successful campaigns to become governor. Other Offices- These offices vary widely. Some states elect officials, such as the secretaries of education or/and agriculture, that are appointed by governors in other states. How often are gubernatorial elections held? second year of the presidential term in what are called "off year" elections. Who within the state government is responsible for managing state elections? Secretary of state What are the age and residency requirements for governors in VA? Must be a Citizen How long do VA governors serve? 4 years formal and informal powers of the governor Identify
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