How is the organization of state government similar to the nation government

Most states mirror the federal government in that they have a divided system of government with a system of checks of balances.

For many, if not most states, this looks like a system with a judicial branch, legislative branch, and executive branch. The executive branch is usually the Governor of the State.

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