Which of the following distinguishes the role of Georgia's governor from its lieutenant governor? (Choose all that apply.) A
The governor works with the House of Representatives to create spending bills for consideration in the House and the Senate, and the lieutenant governor serves as the president of the Senate.

B
A candidate for governor must be a resident of Georgia for ten years; however, a candidate for lieutenant governor must only be a resident of Georgia for six years.

C
The governor oversees the National Guard and the State Police, while the lieutenant governor presides over the Senate.

D
Candidates must be over the age of 30 to run for governor and lieutenant governor; however, the governor must also be a natural born citizen.

E
If reelected, lieutenant governors can serve indefinitely, whereas Georgia's governors can serve a maximum of eight consecutive years.