The Californian State is governed by a democratic system with a constitution that defines its structure and functions. At the helm of this structure is the Chief Executive, elected every four cycles. The {legislative branch|, composed of the Senate and Assembly, is responsible for crafting and passing laws. The judicial system interprets these laws

The state of California is a complex entity. It operates under the framework of a charter that outlines the powers and duties of its various departments. At the helm is the Chief Executive, appointed by the people to lead the governing branch. The parliamentary branch, comprised of the Assembly and the Upper Chamber, is responsible for drafting and