The Governor serves as the head student Executive in the Youth Government. They work alongside other state officers, bill groups, and lobbyists to decide which bills should be passed by both chambers of the Legislative Branch. At the end of Springfield, they get to sign into law or veto the bills that passed both chambers. They also get to appoint a cabinet which consists of a Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief, Press Secretary, and several other general cabinet members. They serve their office as a senior and are voted into office during their junior year -- they must be a legislator during that year.

The Lieutenant Governor serves as a senior advisor to the Governor, and a replacement if the Governor is unable to perform their duties. They chair Special Committees at the Springfield Assembly, where lobbyists present bills. They preside over the final round of the State Issues Forum, where the finalist legislative assistants present their proposals. Alongside the Governor, they give a memorandum based on bills up for Judicial Review. Finally, they serve as the chair of the State Steering Committee and they appoint a Chief of Staff and Press Secretary to assist them with their role’s functions. They serve their office as a senior and are voted into office during their junior year -- they must be a legislator during that year.

The Secretary of State manages the entirety of the bill flow process by presiding over the Bill Flow Clerk body. They are in charge of managing the transfer of bills between committees, chambers of the legislature, and the Governor’s office. They appoint a Deputy Secretary of State and Press Secretary to assist them with the role’s functions. They serve their office as a senior and are voted into office during their junior year -- they must be a legislator during that year.

The Chief Justice is the student lead of the Judicial Department. Outside of the Assembly, they will participate in State Board meetings, organize initiatives for the Judicial Program, and prepare the Attorneys across the state for Springfield by helping provide resources. At the Assembly, the Chief Justice participates in appeals but also helps organize and set up the Judicial proceedings. They will lead the training session on Friday night before the first day of Oral Arguments and will also be the Chief Justice for the Thunderdome. They serve their office as a senior and are voted into office during their junior year -- they must be an attorney during that year.

Presiding Officers is the person in charge of maintaining a steady flow of debate in the legislature using parliamentary procedures while working with their respective Clerks/Secretaries to work through the docket of the bills and maintain order in the chamber. They are elected into office on the Friday of Assembly following parliamentary procedure role plays, and serve their office during Saturday and Sunday of that same Assembly weekend. Candidates must be a junior or senior and be serving as a legislator that year.

The EDL is a lobbyist elected to serve as the head of the Lobbyist Program, and works alongside the Lobbyist Advisors to coordinate lobbyist activities. They serve as an assistant to the Lieutenant Governor during Special Committee hearings and are in charge of communicating with the Assistant Directors of Lobbyists in calculating totals for the lobbyist program. There are in total, 9 ADLs who get elected who work with the EDL to calculate the total number of points for each lobbyist. The EDL is elected by the lobbyists at Assembly on Friday, and serves their office during the rest of Assembly.

A Committee Chair presides over a committee of legislators in deliberating bills prior to entry into a legislative chamber. They also serve on a color-divided Special Committee presided over by the Lieutenant Governor in hearing and debating over bills written by lobbyists. Candidates must be a junior or senior and be serving as a legislator that year.

The Editor in Chief is responsible for the oversight of all issues of The Observer, the Youth and Government Student Newspaper. They are required to write an editorial for each issue and must be a Junior or Senior in the Press.