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Who is the head of new york states local government?
The governor is the head of the executive branch.Not the president of the United States
If an elected local government official is out of the country during his term can he delegate his duties to others?
That depends on the laws of the local government involved. Many local governments permit a mayor or governor to appoint an Acting Mayor or Acting Governor while the mayor or governor is away. Some local governments or states have governors and lieutenant governors. Some states might require the lieutenant governor to act in the governor's absence, meaning the governor is not free to appoint anyone he chooses. Others might permit the governor to appoint an acting governor.
Who is head of wisconsin's local government?
Governor Scott Walker is the head of Wisconsin's local government. Governor Walker is reforming the states economy in all of Wisconsin's 64 counties.
Who appoints district magistrate?
It depends on local legislation
Who is the head of of the local governor?
governor general
How many prosecutors are employed in the us?
There is no exact figure on the total number of prosecutors employed in the U.S. as it varies across federal, state, and local jurisdictions. However, it is estimated that there are tens of thousands of prosecutors working in various legal offices and agencies throughout the country.
Does Alaska have a prime minister?
No, Alaska is one of the states of the United States of America. The US president is therefore the supreme political figure. However the states also has a local legislature and a governor.
Who prosecutes corrupt local officials?
Local officials accused of corruption are typically prosecuted by state or federal prosecutors, depending on the jurisdiction and the specific charges involved. These prosecutors are responsible for investigating allegations of corruption, gathering evidence, and presenting cases in court to seek justice and accountability.
Does the state of Texas allow the voters to recall their governor?
No, the State of Texas does not allow voters to recall their Governor. Within the United States, only eighteen states and the District of Columbia allow for the recall of state officials. Most of these states do not require specific grounds for recall, and the recall is performed through election. In Texas the Governor may still be removed through impeachment, which is a legal process whereby the state legislature brings charges against the Governor, and the state senate acts as a jury with the power to remove them from office. The last impeachment of a Governor in the United States was of Rob Blagojevich, the former Governor of Illinois, on January 14th, 2009. Texas does not provide for the recall of local officials either, although this is more common, with at least 29 states providing for recall elections at the level of local jurisdictions.
Who is the head of the local government in general?
the governor.
Who persides over local government?
the governor
Who was the local governor in feudal japan?
Shogun
