In state government, the is in charge of the executive branch.

question 20 options:

clerk

governor

treasurer

auditor

The answer is the Governor.

Explanation:

The Governor is the chief executive officer as well as commander-in-chief in all the states in the United States including those which are inhabited territories. The Governor is in charge of state and government in those states. Governors' responsibility is to create state laws as well as supervising the different operations related to the executive branch in each state.

Governors also have the responsibility to revise and implement new policies or programs through the utilization of different tools. They include executive orders, executive budgets, as well as legislative proposals. Governors can carry out these objectives because they have the support of people in charge of the different agencies.