Lieutenant Governors of New York, 1778-2018 (May be
incomplete!)
Pierre
Van Cortlandt 1778-95
Stephen
Van Rensselaer 1795-1801
Jeremiah
Van Rensselaer 1801-04
John
Broome 1804-10
John
Tayler 1811
De
Witt Clinton 1811-13
John
Tayler 1813-22
Erastus
Root 1823-24
James
Tallmadge, Jr. 1825-26
Nathaniel
Pitcher 1827-28
Peter
R. Livingston 1828
Charles
Dayan 1828
Enos
T. Throop 1829
Charles
Stebbins 1829-30
William
M. Oliver 1830
Edward
P. Livingston 1831-32
John
Tracy 1833-36
Luther
Bradish 1837-42
Daniel
S. Dickinson 1843-44
Addison
Gardiner 1845-47
Hamilton
Fish 1848
George
W. Patterson 1849-50
Sanford
E. Church 1851-54
Henry
J. Raymond 1855-56
Henry
R. Selden 1857-58
Robert
Campbell 1859-62
David
R. Floyd-Jones 1863-64
Thomas
G. Alvord 1865-66
Stewart
L. Woodford 1867-68
Allen
C. Beach 1869-72
John
C. Robinson 1873-74
William
Dorsheimer 1875-79
George
G. Hoskins 1880-82
David
B. Hill 1883-85
Dennis
McCarthy 1885
Edward
F. Jones 1886-91
William
F. Sheehan 1892-94
Charles
T. Saxton 1895-96
Timothy
L. Woodruff 1897-1902
Frank
W. Higgins 1903-04
M.
Linn Bruce 1905-06
Lewis
S. Chanler 1907-08
Horace
White 1909-10
George
H. Cobb 1910
Thomas
F. Conway 1911-12
Martin
H. Glynn 1913
Robert
F. Wagner 1913-14
Edward
Schoeneck 1915-18
Harry
C. Walker 1919-20
Jeremiah
Wood 1921-22
George
R. Lunn 1923-24
Seymour
Lowman 1925-26
Edwin
Corning 1927-28
Herbert
H. Lehman 1929-32
M.
William Bray 1933-38
Charles
Poletti 1939-42
Thomas
W. Wallace 1943
Joe
R. Hanley 1943-50
Frank
C. Moore 1951-53
Malcolm
Wilson 1959-73
Mary
Ann Krupsak 1975-78
Mario
M. Cuomo 1979-82
Alfred
B. DelBello 1982-85
Warren
M. Anderson 1985-86
Stan
Lundine 1986-88
David
A. Paterson 2007-08
Kathy
Hochul 2015-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1810:
Nicholas
Fish (Federalist), defeated.
1810 Aug 8:
John
Broome, died in office.
1811:
Nicholas
Fish, defeated.
1824:
Erastus
Root, defeated.
1828:
Francis
Granger, defeated.
1846:
Hamilton
Fish (Whig), defeated.
1847:
Hamilton
Fish, elected.
1848:
Seth
M. Gates (Free Soil), defeated.
1858:
John
J. Taylor (Dem), defeated.
1862:
Lyman
Tremain, defeated.
1866:
Stewart
L. Woodford (Rep), elected.
1868:
Alonzo
B. Cornell, defeated.
1872:
Chauncey
M. Depew (Liberal Republican), defeated.
1882:
B.
Platt Carpenter, defeated.
1894:
Daniel
N. Lockwood (Dem), defeated.
1896 Nov 3:
Timothy
L. Woodruff (Rep), elected;
Frederick
C. Schraub (Dem), defeated;
Frederic
W. Hinrichs (Gold Democratic), defeated;
Frederick
B. Bennetts (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Charles
E. Latimer (Prohibition), defeated.
1898:
Thomas
M. Osborne (Ind), defeated;
Elliott
Danforth (Dem), defeated.
1900 Nov 6:
Timothy
L. Woodruff (Rep), elected;
William
F. Mackey (Dem), defeated;
Albert
J. Rumsey (Prohibition), defeated;
Leander
A. Armstrong (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
Butscher (Social Democratic), defeated.
1904 Nov 8:
M.
Linn Bruce (Rep), elected;
Francis
B. Harrison (Dem), defeated;
Charles
R. Bach (Social Democratic), defeated;
Alden
W. Young (Prohibition), defeated;
Boris
Reinstein (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Charles
Spaulding (People's), defeated.
1906 Dec 5:
M.
Linn Bruce, resigned.
1908 Nov 3:
Horace
White (Rep), elected;
John
A. Dix (Dem), defeated;
Daniel
W. Finnimore (Independence League), defeated;
Gustave
A. Strebel (Socialist), defeated;
Marshall
A. Hudson (Prohibition), defeated;
Frank
E. Passonno (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1910 Nov 8:
Thomas
F. Conway (Dem), elected;
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep), defeated;
William
Randolph Hearst (Independence League), defeated;
Gustave
A. Strebel (Socialist), defeated;
Calvin
McCarthy (Prohibition), defeated;
James
T. Hunter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1912 Nov 5:
Martin
H. Glynn (Dem & Independence League), elected;
James
W. Wadsworth, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Frederick
M. Davenport (Progressive), defeated;
Gustave
A. Strebel (Socialist), defeated;
Clark
Allis (Prohibition), defeated;
Jeremiah
D. Crowley (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1914 Sep 28:
Thomas
B. Lockwood (Dem), nominated;
William
Gorham Rice (Dem), defeated in primary.
1914 Sep 28:
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep), nominated;
Seth
G. Heacock (Rep), defeated in primary;
Frank
S. Sidway (Rep), defeated in primary.
1914 Sep 28:
Chauncey
J. Hamlin (Progressive), nominated unopposed.
1914 Nov 3:
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep & Independence League), elected;
Thomas
B. Lockwood (Dem), defeated;
Chauncey
J. Hamlin (Progressive), defeated;
Stephen
J. Mahoney (Socialist), defeated;
Charles
E. Welch (Prohibition), defeated;
Jeremiah
D. Crowley (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1916 Sep 19:
Thomas
J. Kreuzer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1916 Sep 19:
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1916 Sep 19:
L.
Bradley Dorr (Progressive), nominated;
Edward
Schoeneck (Progressive), defeated in primary.
1916 Nov 7:
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep & Independence League), elected;
Thomas
J. Kreuzer (Dem & American), defeated;
Stephen
J. Mahoney (Socialist), defeated;
Clarence
Z. Spriggs (Prohibition), defeated;
L.
Bradley Dorr (Progressive), defeated;
Boris
Reinstein (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1918 Sep 3:
Harry
C. Walker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1918 Sep 3:
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep), nominated;
William
M. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary;
Seth
G. Heacock (Rep), defeated in primary.
1918 Sep 3:
Ella
Reeve Bloor (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1918 Sep 3:
Mamie
W. Colvin (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.
1918 Nov 5:
Harry
C. Walker (Dem), elected;
Edward
Schoeneck (Rep), defeated;
Ella
Reeve Bloor (Socialist), defeated;
Mamie
W. Colvin (Prohibition), defeated;
August
Gillhaus (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1920 Sep 14:
George
R. Fitts (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1920 Sep 14:
Jeremiah
Wood (Rep), nominated;
William
M. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary.
1920 Nov 2:
Jeremiah
Wood (Rep), elected;
George
R. Fitts (Dem), defeated;
Jessie
W. Hughan (Socialist), defeated;
Robert
E. Haffey (Farmer-Labor), defeated;
Edward
G. Deitrich (Prohibition), defeated;
Jeremiah
D. Crowley (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1922:
William
J. Donovan (Rep), defeated.
1924 Nov 4:
Seymour
Lowman (Rep), elected;
George
R. Lunn (Dem), defeated;
Charles
Solomon (Socialist), defeated;
Franklin
P. Brill (Workers), defeated;
Milton
Weinberger (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1926 Nov 2:
Edwin
Corning (Dem), elected;
Seymour
Lowman (Rep), defeated;
August
Claessens (Socialist), defeated;
Ella
L. McCarthy (Prohibition), defeated;
Franklin
P. Brill (Workers), defeated;
John
E. DeLee (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1928 Nov 6:
Herbert
H. Lehman (Dem), elected;
Charles
C. Lockwood (Rep), defeated;
Herman
J. Hahn (Socialist), defeated;
Franklin
P. Brill (Workers), defeated;
John
E. DeLee (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1930 Nov 4:
Herbert
H. Lehman (Dem), elected;
Caleb
H. Baumes (Rep), defeated;
Elizabeth
C. Roth (Socialist), defeated;
J.
Louis Engdahl (Communist), defeated;
Charles
Carlson (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1932 Nov 8:
Emil
F. Teichert (Socialist Labor), defeated;
M.
William Bray (Dem), elected;
F.
Trubee Davison (Rep), defeated;
Charles
W. Noonan (Socialist), defeated;
H.
Westlake Coons (Law Preservation), defeated.
1934 Nov 6:
M.
William Bray (Dem), elected;
Fred
J. Douglas (Rep), defeated;
Herman
Kobbe (Socialist), defeated;
Williana
J. Burroughs (Communist), defeated;
James
F. Luckey (Law Preservation), defeated;
Emil
F. Teichert (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1936 Nov 3:
M.
William Bray (Dem), elected;
Ralph
K. Robertson (Rep), defeated;
Herman
J. Hahn (Socialist), defeated;
Julian
S. Sawyer (Communist), defeated.
1938:
Frederic
H. Bontecou (Rep), defeated;
George
W. Hartmann (Socialist), defeated.
1942 Nov 3:
Thomas
W. Wallace (Rep), elected;
Charles
Poletti (Dem & American Labor), defeated.
1943 Jul 17:
Thomas
W. Wallace, died in office.
1943 Nov 2:
Joe
R. Hanley (Rep), elected;
William
N. Haskell (Dem & American Labor), defeated.
1946 Nov 5:
Joe
R. Hanley (Rep), elected;
Erastus
Corning II (Dem & American Labor), defeated.
1950 Nov 7:
Frank
C. Moore (Rep), elected;
Richard
H. Balch (Dem & Liberal), defeated;
Clementina
J. Paolone (American Labor), defeated;
Gladys
Barker (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Nathan
L. Karp (Industrial Government), defeated.
1954 Nov 2:
George
B. DeLuca (Dem & Liberal), elected;
J.
Raymond McGovern (Rep), defeated;
Karen
Morley (American Labor), defeated;
Dorothy
Haines (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Stephen
Emery (Industrial Government), defeated.
1958 Nov 4:
Malcolm
Wilson (Rep), elected;
George
B. DeLuca (Dem & Liberal), defeated;
Annette
T. Rubinstein (Independent Socialist), defeated;
John
Emanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1962 Nov 6:
Malcolm
Wilson (Rep), elected;
John
J. Burns (Dem & Liberal), defeated;
E.
Vernon Carbonara (Conservative), defeated;
Sylvia
Weinstein (Socialist Workers), defeated;
John
Emanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1966 Nov 8:
Malcolm
Wilson (Rep), elected;
Howard
J. Samuels (Dem), defeated;
Kieran
O'Doherty (Conservative), defeated;
Donald
S. Harrington (Liberal), defeated;
Doris
Ballantyne (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Richard
Garza (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1970:
Jerome
A. Ambro, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary.
1970:
Basil
Paterson (Dem), defeated.
1974:
Mario
M. Cuomo (Dem), defeated.
1974 Nov 5:
Mary
Ann Krupsak (Dem & Liberal), elected;
Ralph
Caso (Rep & Conservative), defeated;
Charles
R. Schongar (Courage), defeated;
Louis
J. Sicilia (Free Libertarian), defeated;
James
Mendietta (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Carol
A. Twigg (Communist), defeated;
Victoria
Statom (Labor), defeated.
1978:
Bruce
F. Caputo (Rep), defeated in primary.
1978:
Ellen
McCormack (Right To Life), defeated.
1978 Nov 7:
Kevin
E. Kellogg (Socialist Workers), defeated.
2006 Nov 7:
David
A. Paterson (Dem & Independence), elected;
C.
Scott Vanderhoef (Rep & Conservative), defeated;
Brian
Jones (Green), defeated;
Chris
Edes (Libertarian), defeated;
Ben
O'Shaughnessy (Socialist Workers), defeated.
2010 Nov 2:
Robert
Duffy (Dem & Working Families & Independence), elected;
Greg
Edwards (Rep & Conservative & Taxpayers), defeated;
Gloria
Mattera (Green), defeated;
Alden
Link (Libertarian), defeated;
Eva
M. Doyle (Freedom), defeated;
Tanya
Gendelman (Anti-Prohibition), defeated.
2014 Sep 9:
Kathy
Hochul (Dem), nominated;
Timothy
Wu (Dem), defeated in primary.
2014 Nov 4:
Kathy
Hochul (Dem & Working Families & Independence & Women's
Equality), elected;
Christopher
Moss (Rep & Conservative & Stop Common Core), defeated;
Brian
Jones (Green), defeated;
Chris
Edes (Libertarian), defeated;
Bobby
Kumar Kalotee (Sapient), defeated.
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