Governors And Bureaucracies In Alabama

GOVERNORS AND BUREAUCRACIES IN ALABAMA Institution Affiliation Name A governor is a public official, who has the powers to govern at the sub-national level of government, at the executive branch, and ranks under the head of state. He or she can either be elected or appointed. The Alabama governor is the chief executive of the United States state of Alabama. The office of the governor is charged with the task of enforcing the state laws. Other duties of the governor of Alabama include; to veto or to pass bills which have been passed by Alabama legislature, being commander in chief of the Alabama military forces, to make the legislature to convene, has the powers of granting pardons with the exception of the cases concerning impeachment among other many duties as they serve the constituents of the state of Alabama There have been fifty-four governors in the state of Alabama, this is from the very first governor of Alabama, he was called William Wyatt Bibb and he served between the time periods of the year 1819 up to the year 1820, up to the current Alabama state governor Kay Ivey. The current governor has been in office since the year 2017. Some facts about the previous governors of Alabama include the following. Ever since the first governor took the office some three governors have died while still serving in the office, there are sic governors who are still alive up to date, six political parties have been represented by the various Alabama governors who have been in the office serving as the state governor, two of the past Alabama state governors have been charged and convicted of crimes. The governor is elected after every four years of the election cycle, He or...