The Annual Governor’s Report is designed to serve as a public report card on the state of San Andreas. It is an opportunity for the Governor to sit down with the people of the state—much like a parent-teacher conference—and honestly assess where progress has been made, where challenges remain, and what comes next.
Each report documents the administration’s goals, the actions taken over the past year, and the measurable outcomes of those decisions. Just as importantly, it identifies unfinished work and areas requiring continued focus. These reports are not intended to celebrate success alone, but to provide a clear, transparent record of performance and responsibility.
By publishing an annual report, the Governor reaffirms a commitment to accountability, openness, and public trust—ensuring that residents of San Andreas can clearly see how their government is working on their behalf, year after year.
In 2025, Governor Payne delivered meaningful progress grounded in accountability and transparency. Her administration capped tax and insurance increases, expanded paid maternity leave, strengthened health insurance protections, modernized elections with secure online voting, and improved public safety oversight.
The Governor also granted carefully reviewed pardons to individuals who demonstrated rehabilitation and appointed two highly qualified justices to the San Andreas Supreme Court, reinforcing integrity in the judicial system.
While proud of the progress made, Governor Payne remains focused on the work ahead—including housing affordability, education funding, gun safety reforms, and greater economic transparency—as the administration moves forward into 2026.