The Washington state executive branch enforces state laws and manages daily government operations under the leadership of the governor. It includes elected officials such as the lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, state treasurer, and superintendent of public instruction, along with numerous departments, agencies, and commissions. Together, they administer programs related to education, health, transportation, public safety, and natural resources. The executive branch ensures state laws are carried out effectively, oversees the state budget, and delivers essential services to residents across Washington.

Units within the State Executive Branch