The Political Graveyard: Kansas: Lieutenant Governors

Kansas: Lieutenant Governors

Lieutenant Governors of Kansas, 1861-2004 (May be incomplete!)
Joseph P. Root 1861-63 Thomas A. Osborn 1863-65 James McGrew 1865-67 Nehemiah Green 1867-68 Charles V. Eskridge 1869-71 Peter Percival Elder 1871-73 Elias Sleeper Stover 1873-75 Melville J. Salter 1875-77 Lyman Underwood Humphrey 1877-81 David W. Finney 1881-85 Alexander Pancoast Riddle 1885-89 Andrew J. Felt 1889-93 Percy Daniels 1893-95 James A. Troutman 1895-97 Alexander Miller Harvey 1897-99 Harry E. Richter 1899-1903 David J. Hanna 1903-07 William J. Fitzgerald 1907-11 Richard J. Hopkins 1911-13 Sheffield Ingalls 1913-15 William Yost Morgan 1915-19 Charles H. Huffman 1919-23 Ben S. Paulen 1923-25 D. A. N. Chase 1925-29 J. W. Graybill 1929-33 Charles W. Thompson 1933-37 W. M. Lindsay 1937-39 Carl E. Friend 1939-43 Jess C. Denious 1943-47 Frank L. Hagaman 1947-50 Fred Hall 1951-55 John McCuish 1955-57 Joseph W. Henkle, Sr. 1957-61 Harold H. Chase 1961-65 John William Crutcher 1965-69 James H. De Coursey, Jr. 1969-71 Reynolds Shultz 1971-73 Dave Owen 1973-75 Shelby Smith 1975-79 Paul V. Dugan 1979-83 Thomas R. Docking 1983-87 Jack D. Walker 1987-91 James Francisco 1991-95 Sheila Frahm 1995-96 Gary Sherrer 1996-2003 John Moore 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1877 Jul 10: Melville J. Salter, resigned.

1877 Nov 6: Lyman Underwood Humphrey, elected.

1888: Andrew J. Felt (Rep), elected.

1890: Andrew J. Felt (Rep), elected.

1950: J. Floyd Breeding, defeated.

1996 Jun 11: Sheila Frahm, resigned.

1996 Jul 18: Gary Sherrer, appointed.

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