Florida’s Capital City is Tallahassee. Florida government has three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. The executive branch is led by the governor and his cabinet, which must consist of an attorney general, a chief financial officer, and a commissioner of agriculture. The legislative branch consists of a senate of 40 members and a house of representatives of 120 members. The Judicial branch is made up of several courts of varying authority. The Supreme Court in the highest court.
The local government in Florida consists of Counties, Municipalities (Cities & Towns), School Districts and Special Districts.
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Branches of Government – Executive – Legislative – Judicial