Governors of Idaho, 1890-2021 (May be incomplete!)
George
L. Shoup 1890
Norman
B. Willey 1890-93
William
J. McConnell 1893-97
Frank
Steunenberg 1897-1901
Frank
W. Hunt 1901-03
John
T. Morrison 1903-05
Frank
R. Gooding 1905-09
James
H. Brady 1909-11
James
H. Hawley 1911-13
John
M. Haines 1913-15
Moses
Alexander 1915-19
D.
W. Davis 1919-23
Charles
Calvin Moore 1923-27
H.
Clarence Baldridge 1927-31
C.
Ben Ross 1931-37
Barzilla
W. Clark 1937-39
C.
A. Bottolfsen 1939-41
Chase
A. Clark 1941-43
C.
A. Bottolfsen 1943-45
Charles
C. Gossett 1945
Arnold
Williams 1945-47
Charles
A. Robins 1947-51
Len
B. Jordan 1951-55
Robert
E. Smylie 1955-67
Don
W. Samuelson 1967-71
Cecil
D. Andrus 1971-77
John
V. Evans 1977-87
Cecil
D. Andrus 1987-95
Philip
E. Batt 1995-99
Dirk
Kempthorne 1999-2006
James
E. Risch 2006
Butch
Otter 2007-19
Brad
Little 2019-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1892 Nov 8:
William
J. McConnell (Rep), elected;
John
M. Burke (Dem), defeated;
Abraham
J. Crook (People's), defeated;
Joseph
A. Clark (Prohibition), defeated.
1894 Nov 6:
William
J. McConnell (Rep), elected;
James
W. Ballantine (People's), defeated;
Edward
A. Stevenson (Dem), defeated;
Henry
C. McFarland (Prohibition), defeated.
1896 Nov 3:
Frank
Steunenberg (Dem), elected;
David
H. Budlong (Rep), defeated;
Moses
F. Fowler (Prohibition), defeated.
1898 Nov 8:
Frank
Steunenberg (Dem), elected;
A.
B. Moss (Rep), defeated;
James
H. Anderson (People's), defeated;
Mary
C. Johnson (Prohibition), defeated.
1900 Nov 6:
Frank
W. Hunt (Dem), elected;
Drew
W. Standrod (Rep), defeated;
Silas
Luttrell (Prohibition), defeated.
1902 Nov 4:
John
T. Morrison (Rep), elected;
Frank
W. Hunt (Dem), defeated;
August
M. Slatey (Socialist), defeated;
Albert
E. Gipson (Prohibition), defeated;
DeForest
Andrews (People's), defeated.
1904 Nov 8:
Frank
R. Gooding (Rep), elected;
Henry
Heitfeld (Dem), defeated;
Theodore
B. Shaw (Socialist), defeated;
Edwin
R. Headley (Prohibition), defeated;
T.
W. Bartley (People's), defeated.
1906 Nov 6:
Frank
R. Gooding (Rep), elected;
Charles
O. Stockslager (Dem), defeated;
Thomas
F. Kelley (Socialist), defeated.
1908 Nov 3:
James
H. Brady (Rep), elected;
Moses
Alexander (Dem), defeated;
Ernest
Untermann (Socialist), defeated;
William
C. Stalker (Prohibition), defeated;
E.
W. Johnson (Ind), defeated.
1910 Nov 8:
James
H. Hawley (Dem), elected;
James
H. Brady (Rep), defeated;
Sidney
W. Motley (Socialist), defeated.
1912 Nov 5:
John
M. Haines (Rep), elected;
James
H. Hawley (Dem), defeated;
Guy
H. Martin (Progressive), defeated;
L.
A. Coblentz (Socialist), defeated.
1914 Nov 3:
Moses
Alexander (Dem), elected;
John
M. Haines (Rep), defeated;
Hugh
E. McElroy (Progressive), defeated;
L.
A. Coblentz (Socialist), defeated.
1916 Nov 7:
Moses
Alexander (Dem), elected;
D.
W. Davis (Rep), defeated;
Annie
E. Triplow (Socialist), defeated.
1918 Nov 5:
D.
W. Davis (Rep), elected;
H.
F. Samuels (Dem), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
D.
W. Davis (Rep), elected;
Ted
A. Walters (Dem), defeated;
Sherman
D. Fairchild (Ind), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Charles
Calvin Moore (Rep), elected;
H.
F. Samuels (Progressive), defeated;
Moses
Alexander (Dem), defeated.
1924 Nov 4:
Charles
Calvin Moore (Rep), elected;
H.
F. Samuels (Progressive), defeated;
Albertus
LeRoy Freehafer (Dem), defeated;
Dennis
J. O'Mahoney (Socialist), defeated.
1926 Nov 2:
H.
Clarence Baldridge (Rep), elected;
W.
Scott Hall (Progressive), defeated;
Asher
B. Wilson (Dem), defeated.
1928 Nov 6:
H.
Clarence Baldridge (Rep), elected;
C.
Ben Ross (Dem), defeated;
Thomas
J. Coonrod (Socialist), defeated.
1930 Nov 4:
C.
Ben Ross (Dem), elected;
John
McMurray (Rep), defeated.
1932 Nov 8:
C.
Ben Ross (Dem), elected;
Byron
Defenbach (Rep), defeated;
W.
L. Steward (Liberty), defeated.
1934 Nov 6:
C.
Ben Ross (Dem), elected;
Frank
L. Stephan (Rep), defeated;
Allen
F. Adams (Socialist), defeated;
T.
H. Darrow (Ind), defeated.
1936:
Bert
H. Miller (Dem), defeated in primary.
1936 Nov 3:
Barzilla
W. Clark (Dem), elected;
Frank
L. Stephan (Rep), defeated;
V.
A. Verhei (Union), defeated.
1940:
Chase
A. Clark, elected.
1944 Nov 7:
William
H. Detweiler (Rep), defeated.
1945 Nov 17:
Charles
C. Gossett, resigned.
1948:
Reilly
Atkinson, Sr. (Rep), defeated in primary.
1962:
Vernon
K. Smith (Dem), defeated.
1966:
Charles
Herndon (Dem), candidate, but died before the election;
Cecil
D. Andrus (Dem), defeated.
1970:
Don
W. Samuelson (Rep), defeated.
1978 Aug 8:
Butch
Otter (Rep), defeated in primary.
1994 May 24:
Larry
Echo Hawk (Dem), nominated;
Ron
Beitelspacher (Dem), defeated in primary;
David
W. Shepherd (Dem), defeated in primary.
1994 May 24:
Philip
E. Batt (Rep), nominated;
Larry
Eastland (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
L. Winder (Rep), defeated in primary;
Doug
Dorn (Rep), defeated in primary.
1994 Nov 8:
Philip
E. Batt (Rep), elected;
Larry
Echo Hawk (Dem), defeated;
Ronald
D. Rankin (Ind), defeated;
Steven
Pallesen, defeated.
2002:
Jerry
Brady (Dem), defeated.
2002 May 28:
Walter
L. Bayes (Rep), defeated in primary.
2006:
Jerry
Brady (Dem), defeated.
2006 May 23:
Lee
Chaney (Dem), defeated in primary.
2006 May 23:
Butch
Otter (Rep), nominated;
Walter
L. Bayes (Rep), defeated in primary.
2006 Nov 7:
Marvin
Thomas Richardson (Constitution), defeated;
Butch
Otter (Rep), elected;
Ted
Dunlap (Libertarian), defeated.
2010 May 25:
Keith
G. Allred (Dem), nominated;
Lee
Chaney (Dem), defeated in primary.
2010 May 25:
Butch
Otter (Rep), nominated;
Rex
Rammell (Rep), defeated in primary;
Sharon
Ullman (Rep), defeated in primary;
Pete
Peterson (Rep), defeated in primary;
Walter
L. Bayes (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tamara
Wells (Rep), defeated in primary;
Fred
Nichols (Rep), defeated in primary.
2010 Nov 2:
Butch
Otter (Rep), elected;
Keith
G. Allred (Dem), defeated;
Jana
M. Kemp (Ind), defeated;
Ted
Dunlap (Libertarian), defeated;
Marvin
Thomas Richardson, defeated.
2014 May 20:
A.
J. Balukoff (Dem), nominated;
Terry
Kerr (Dem), defeated in primary.
2014 May 20:
Butch
Otter (Rep), nominated;
Russ
Fulcher (Rep), defeated in primary;
Harley
Brown (Rep), defeated in primary;
Walter
L. Bayes (Rep), defeated in primary.
2014 Nov 4:
Butch
Otter (Rep), elected;
A.
J. Balukoff (Dem), defeated;
John
Bujak (Libertarian), defeated;
Jill
Humble (Ind), defeated;
Steve
Pankey (Constitution), defeated;
Marvin
Thomas Richardson, defeated.
2018 May 15:
Paulette
E. Jordan (Dem), nominated;
A.
J. Balukoff (Dem), defeated in primary;
Peter
Dill (Dem), defeated in primary.
2018 May 15:
Brad
Little (Rep), nominated;
Raul
Labrador (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tommy
Ahlquist (Rep), defeated in primary;
Lisa
Marie (Rep), defeated in primary;
Steve
Pankey (Rep), defeated in primary;
Harley
Brown (Rep), defeated in primary;
Dalton
Cannady (Rep), defeated in primary.
2018 Nov 6:
Brad
Little (Rep), elected;
Paulette
E. Jordan (Dem), defeated;
Bev
Boeck (Libertarian), defeated;
Walter
L. Bayes (Constitution), defeated;
Lisa
Marie (Wet Independent), defeated.
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