The Political Graveyard: Alaska: Lieutenant Governors

Alaska: Lieutenant Governors

Lieutenant Governors of Alaska, 1959-2007 (May be incomplete!)
H. A. Boucher 1970-74 Lowell Thomas, Jr. 1974-78 Terry Miller 1978-82 Stephen A. McAlpine 1982-90 Jack Coghill 1990-94 Fran Ulmer 1994-2002 Loren D. Leman 2002-06 Sean Parnell 2006-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1970 Nov 3: H. A. Boucher (Dem), elected.

1974 Nov 5: Lowell Thomas, Jr. (Rep), elected.

1978 Nov 7: Terry Miller (Rep), elected.

1982 Nov 2: Stephen A. McAlpine (Dem), elected.

1986 Nov 4: Stephen A. McAlpine (Dem), elected.

1990 Nov 6: Jack Coghill (Alaskan Independence), elected.

1994 Nov 8: Fran Ulmer (Dem), elected; Mike Miller (Rep), defeated; Margaret Ward (Alaskan Independence), defeated; Roger Lewis (Green), defeated; Pete Nolan (Patriot), defeated.

1998 Aug 25: Fran Ulmer (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1998 Aug 25: Jerry Ward (Rep), nominated; Virginia Collins (Rep), defeated in primary; Don Smith (Rep), defeated in primary; Doyle E. Holmes (Rep), defeated in primary.

1998 Aug 25: Clyde P. Baxley (Moderate Republican), nominated unopposed.

1998 Aug 25: David Harrison (Alaskan Independence), nominated unopposed.

1998 Aug 25: Dan Winn (Green), nominated unopposed.

1998 Nov 3: Fran Ulmer (Dem), elected; Jerry Ward (Rep), defeated; Clyde P. Baxley (Moderate Republican), defeated; Michael R. Milligan (Green), defeated.

2006: Sean Parnell, elected.

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