The GA Executive Branch

How many terms can a governor in Georgia serve?

• one term

• two terms

• two terms consecutively with a total of 12

• three terms

How are the governor and lieutenant governor elected?

• senior vote

• 2/3 vote

• electoral vote

• popular vote

Who signs and vetoes legislation?

• the president

• the speaker of the house

• lieutenant governor

• governor

Who is the Conservator of Peace?

• Joe Biden

• Burt Jones

• Kasim Reed

• Brian Kemp

A term is how many years?

• two years

• six years

• four years

• eight years

How many terms can a lieutenant governor serve?

Why is the Executive Branch the largest branch?

• because the governor is over it

• because it has a large number of state agencies

• it is the favorite branch

• because it handles the entire state

Why are Georgia's state agencies important to the efficient functioning of the state?

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  They enable the Supreme Court of Georgia to interpret the state's laws.

• They enable the Georgia General Assembly to pass laws and establish the state budget.

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  They enable Georgia's executive branch to enforce the state's laws

• They are there for a long time to assist the governor

Who supervises the elections within the state?

• Secretary of State

• Speaker of the House

• The Governor

• The Lieutenant Governor

Which agency of Georgia's executive branch is responsible for the construction and maintenance of GA's roads? 

• the Georgia department of insurance

• the Georgia department of transportation

• the Georgia department of education

• the Georgia department of public safety