The Political Graveyard: Vermont: Lieutenant Governors

Vermont: Lieutenant Governors

Lieutenant Governors of Vermont, 1778-2007 (May be incomplete!)
Joseph Marsh 1778-79 Benjamin Carpenter 1779-81 Elisha Payne 1781-82 Paul Spooner 1782-87 Joseph Marsh 1787-90 Peter Olcott 1790-94 Jonathan Hunt 1794-96 Paul Brigham 1796-1813 William Chamberlain 1813-15 Paul Brigham 1815-20 William Cahoon 1820-22 Aaron Leland 1822-27 Henry Olin 1827-30 Mark Richards 1830-31 Lebbeus Edgerton 1831-35 Silas Hemenway Jennison 1835-36 David M. Camp 1836-41 Waitstill R. Ranney 1841-43 Horace Eaton 1843-46 Leonard Sergeant 1846-48 Robert Pierpoint 1848-50 Julius Converse 1850-52 William C. Kittredge 1852-53 Jefferson Parish Kidder 1853-54 Ryland Fletcher 1854-56 James M. Slade 1856-58 Burnam Martin 1858-60 Levi Underwood 1860-62 Paul Dillingham, Jr. 1862-65 Abraham B. Gardner 1865-67 Stephen Thomas 1867-69 George Whitman Hendee 1869-70 George N. Dale 1870-72 Russell S. Taft 1872-74 Lyman G. Hinckley 1874-76 Redfield Proctor 1876-78 Eben R. Colton 1878-80 John L. Barstow 1880-82 Samuel E. Pingree 1882-84 Ebenezer J. Ormsbee 1884-86 Levi K. Fuller 1886-88 Urban Andrian Woodbury 1888-90 Henry A. Fletcher 1890-92 F. Stewart Stranahan 1892-94 Zophar M. Mansur 1894-96 Nelson W. Fisk 1896-98 Henry C. Bates 1898-1900 Martin F. Allen 1900-02 Zed S. Stanton 1902-04 Charles H. Stearns 1904-06 George H. Prouty 1906-08 John A. Mead 1908-10 Leighton P. Slack 1910-12 Frank E. Howe 1912-15 Hale K. Darling 1915-17 Roger W. Hulburd 1917-19 Mason S. Stone 1919-21 Abram W. Foote 1921-23 Franklin S. Billings 1923-25 Walter K. Farnsworth 1925-27 Hollister Jackson 1927 Stanley C. Wilson 1929-31 Benjamin Williams 1931-33 Charles Manley Smith 1933-35 George D. Aiken 1935-37 William H. Wills 1937-41 Mortimer R. Proctor 1941-45 Lee E. Emerson 1945-49 Harold John Arthur 1949-50 Joseph B. Johnson 1951-54 Robert T. Stafford 1957-59 Robert S. Babcock 1959-61 Madeleine M. Kunin 1979-82 Peter P. Smith 1983-86 Howard Dean 1987-91 Barbara W. Snelling 1993-96 Douglas Racine 1997- Brian Dubie 2007

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1860: Stephen Thomas (Dem), defeated.

1896: Nelson W. Fisk (Rep), elected.

1922 Nov 7: Franklin S. Billings (Rep & Prohibition), elected; Harry C. Shurtleff (Dem), defeated.

1924 Nov 4: Walter K. Farnsworth (Rep), elected; George N. Tilden (Dem), defeated; Fred L. Page (Prohibition), defeated.

1927 Nov 3: Hollister Jackson, died in office.

1948: Harold John Arthur (Rep), elected; Allan R. Johnston (Dem), defeated.

1962 Sep 11: Frederic Delany, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1962 Sep 11: Ralph A. Foote (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1962 Nov 6: Ralph A. Foote (Rep), elected; Frederic Delany, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1964: Richard A. Snelling (Rep), defeated.

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