Which of these is a power of the Governor of Georgia?

Vetoing Bills

Explanation:

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The Governor shall "take care that the laws are faithfully executed and shall be the conservator of the peace throughout the state."

Explanation:

The Governor of Georgia is the leader or superior of the executive branch of state's government. The leader is also a "commander-in-chief" of state's military forces and also chief law enforcement officer. The head is an elected constitutional officer, elected every 4 years but limited to two consecutive terms.

There are several duties and powers of the governor like enforcing state laws, having power to allow implementation of laws and also its faithful execution, maintain peace in state, power to either approve or veto bills passed by Legislature of Georgia, holding summon if needed, the head is also the "conservator of peace".