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Minnesota: Governors

Governors of Minnesota, 1857-2008 (May be incomplete!)
Henry H. Sibley 1858-60 Alexander Ramsey 1860-63 Henry A. Swift 1863-64 Stephen Miller 1864-66 William R. Marshall 1866-70 Horace Austin 1870-74 Cushman K. Davis 1874-76 John S. Pillsbury 1876-82 Lucius F. Hubbard 1882-87 Andrew Ryan McGill 1887-89 William R. Merriam 1889-93 Knute Nelson 1893-95 David M. Clough 1895-99 John Lind 1899-1901 Samuel R. Van Sant 1901-05 Albert Johnson 1905-09 Adolph O. Eberhart 1909-15 Winfield S. Hammond 1915 J. A. A. Burnquist 1915-21 Jacob A. O. Preus 1921-25 Theodore Christianson 1925-31 Floyd B. Olson 1931-36 Hjalmar Petersen 1936-37 Elmer A. Benson 1937-39 Harold E. Stassen 1939-43 Edward J. Thye 1943-47 Luther W. Youngdahl 1947-51 C. Elmer Anderson 1951-55 Orville L. Freeman 1955-61 Elmer L. Andersen 1961-63 Karl F. Rolvaag 1963-67 Harold LeVander 1967-71 Wendell R. Anderson 1971-76 Rudy Perpich 1976-79 Al Quie 1979-83 Rudy Perpich 1983-91 Arne H. Carlson 1991-99 Jesse Ventura 1999-2003 Tim Pawlenty 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2006: Tim Pawlenty (Rep), elected.

 

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