Government

The three branches of government are:

• legislative, judicial, Georgia
• legislative, judicial, congress
• legislative, judicial, executive 

Legislative:
The national branch is headed by:

• General Assembly
• Congress
• City Council or County Comission 

Legislative:
The state branch is headed by:

• Congress
• General Assembly
• City Council or County Commission 

Legislative:
The local branch is headed by:

• Congress
• General Assembly
• City Council or County Commission 

Executive:
The national branch is headed by:

• President
• Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General and Secretary of State
• Mayor or Commissioner 

Executive:
The state branch is headed by:

• President
• Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General and Secretary of State
• Mayor or Commissioner 

Executive:
The local branch is headed by:

• President
• Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General and Secretary of State
• Mayor or Commissioner

Judicial:
The national branch is headed by:

• U.S. Supreme Court and federal courts
• State Supreme Court
• Clerk of Courts, Probate Judge

Judicial:
The state branch is headed by:

• U.S. Supreme Court and federal courts
• State Supreme Court, Court of Appeals
• Clerk of Courts, Probate Judge

Judicial:
The local branch is headed by:

• U.S. Supreme Court and federal courts
• State Supreme Court, Court of Appeals
• Clerk of Courts, Probate Judge