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The Mayor  of  is the city head of the executive branch, responsible for enforcing state laws and administering state government through departments and agencies.

Key roles include signing bills into law, proposing the state budget, appointing judges and agency heads, and having the power to veto legislation, grant pardons, and call the legislature into special session. The governor also acts as the commander-in-chief of the New Jersey National Guard and is the state's chief executive officer, ceremonial head, and political leader.

Executive and administrative duties

Upholds and executes laws: The governor ensures all state laws are faithfully executed and enforced.

Administers the executive branch:

Oversees state agencies, boards, and commissions, and appoints heads of these departments, subject to Senate confirmation.

Manages the budget:

Prepares and presents the state budget to the legislature for allocation of funds across state programs and services.

Issues executive orders:

Has the power to issue executive orders to direct the operations of the state government.

Legislative and political roles

Signs bills into law:

 Can sign bills passed by the legislature into law.

Veto power:

Can veto bills passed by the legislature, though a two-thirds vote in both houses can override a veto.

Calls special sessions:

Has the authority to convene the legislature for special sessions to address urgent issues.

Proposes legislation:

Can propose legislation to the legislature.

Other powers and responsibilities

Judicial appointments:

Appoints all state judges and prosecutors, subject to Senate approval.

Pardons and reprieves:

Has the power to grant pardons and reprieves for state-level crimes.

Commander-in-chief:

Is the commander-in-chief of the New Jersey National Guard, which includes commanding the militia.

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