In addition to the President, which position is part of the executive branch?

The position of Governor is part of the executive branch of state government, which is responsible for enforcing laws and administering the state's executive functions. Just as the President oversees the executive branch at the federal level, the Governor fulfills a similar role at the state level. Governors have significant authority, including enforcing state laws, vetoing bills, and managing the state government’s budget and departments.

While Senators are part of the legislative branch, focusing on making laws, and Supreme Court Justices serve in the judicial branch, overseeing the legal system and interpreting laws, the Governor’s role aligns with those of the President, emphasizing executive leadership. Similarly, a Mayor oversees local government, but the scope and authority within the executive branch at the state level is encapsulated in the role of Governor.