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For the capital province, you can't change the governor - it defaults to your faction leader I believe. Also, make sure you are looking at actual other "provinces," as opposed to smaller regions. It gets confusing because governors can span multiple sections as far as things like unrest and policies are concerned, but it's still just one "province." It's possible that your multiple regions are just your starting province. Try the province view map mode and double check.
Yeah, my bad. Governors are region-wide, while provinces let you view things like unrest and such.
Yeah, governors are region-wide. Regions are "huge," and sometimes you might have a new "region" if you take a single city within it, which will give you a new governor of...a single city. I sometimes try to plan my expansions partly around regions because of this, because it means you need fewer governors in positions of authority for the amount of benefit you get from them.
It confused me at first because I would use the "unrest" view a lot, which shows you unrest on a province by province basis. With the size of zones going city < province < region, figuring out what is based on what can be a bit annoying going into this game. But not all that bad once you figure it out.