Exploring the Role of Georgia's Executive Branch

What is the maximum number of consecutive terms a governor can serve?

• Two

• Four

• Three

• One

What qualifications must candidates for governor meet?

• At least 40 years old, US citizen for 5 years, Georgia resident for 2 years

• At least 25 years old, US citizen for 20 years, Georgia resident for 10 years

• At least 35 years old, US citizen for 10 years, Georgia resident for 5 years

• At least 30 years old, US citizen for 15 years, Georgia resident for 6 years

How many officers are elected by Georgia voters to serve in the executive branch?

• Six

• Ten

• Twelve

• Eight

Who can call out the National Guard in emergencies in Georgia?

• The Lieutenant Governor

• The Secretary of State

• The Governor

• The Attorney General

How is a vacancy in Georgia's US Senate seats filled?

• The secretary of state appoints a replacement

• A public vote is held immediately

• The lieutenant governor steps in

• The governor appoints a replacement

What must the governor present at the start of the legislative session?

• A movie recommendation

• A sports team endorsement

• A new flag design

• A State of the State address

What is one of the governor's most important duties?

• Managing the state budget

• Teaching in public schools

• Serving as a judge

• Directing traffic

Who fills the office if there is a vacancy in the office of the governor?

• The Lieutenant Governor

• The Secretary of State

• The Attorney General

• The Commissioner of Agriculture

Who presides over the State Senate?

• The Lieutenant Governor

• The Governor

• The Secretary of State

• The Attorney General

What are the governor's options when receiving a bill at the end of the legislative session?

• Only sign

• Only veto

• Return it for revisions

• Sign, veto, or do nothing