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North Carolina: Lieutenant Governors


Lieutenant Governors of North Carolina, 1868-2001 (May be incomplete!)
Tod R. Caldwell 1868-70 Curtis H. Brogden 1873-74 Thomas Jordan Jarvis 1877-79 James Lowry Robinson 1881-84 Charles M. Stedman 1885-89 Thomas M. Holt 1889-91 Rufus A. Doughton 1893-97 Charles A. Reynolds 1897-1901 Wilfred D. Turner 1901-05 Francis D. Winston 1905-09 William C. Newland 1909-13 Elijah L. Daughtridge 1913-17 O. Max Gardner 1917-21 William B. Cooper 1921-25 J. Elmer Long 1925-29 Richard T. Fountain 1929-33 Alexander H. Graham 1933-37 Wilkins P. Horton 1937-41 Reginald L. Harris 1941-45 Lynton Y. Ballentine 1945-49 Hoyt Patrick Taylor 1949-53 Luther H. Hodges 1953-54 Luther E. Barnhardt 1957-61 Harvey Cloyd Philpott 1961 Robert Walter Scott 1965-69 Hoyt Patrick Taylor, Jr. 1969-73 James B. Hunt, Jr. 1973-77 Jimmy Green 1977-85 Robert B. Jordan III 1985-89 James Carson Gardner 1989-93 Dennis Alvin Wicker 1993-2001

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1884: Charles M. Stedman, elected.
  • 1888: Jeter C. Pritchard, defeated.
  • 1924: Robert R. Reynolds, defeated for nomination.
  • 1932 Nov 8: Alexander H. Graham (Dem), elected.
  • 1952 Nov 4: Luther H. Hodges (Dem), elected.
  • 1961 Aug 18: Harvey Cloyd Philpott, died in office.
  • 1964: Clifford Lee Bell (Rep), defeated.
  • 1968: Don H. Garren, defeated.
  • 1976: Jimmy Green, elected.

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