Lieutenant Governors of Texas, 1846-2021 (May be
incomplete!)
Albert
Clinton Horton 1846-47
John
Alexander Greer 1847-51
Hardin
Richard Runnels 1855-57
Francis
Richard Lubbock 1857-59
Fletcher
S. Stockdale 1863-65
George
W. Jones 1866-67
James
W. Flanagan 1869-70
Donald
Campbell 1870-71
Richard
B. Hubbard, Jr. 1873-76
Edward
Bradford Pickett 1876
Joseph
D. Sayers 1878-80
L.
J. Storey 1880-82
Marion
Martin 1882-84
Francis
Marion Martin 1883-85
Barnett
Gibbs 1884-86
Thomas
Benton Wheeler 1886-90
George
C. Pendleton 1890-92
M.
M. Crane 1893-95
George
T. Jester 1895-98
J.
N. Browning 1898-1902
George
D. Neal 1902-06
A.
B. Davidson 1906-12
Will
H. Mayes 1912-14
William
P. Hobby 1914-17
W.
A. Johnson 1917-20
Lynch
Davidson 1920-22
T.
W. Davidson 1922-24
Barry
Miller 1924-31
Edgar
E. Witt 1931-35
Walter
Woodul 1935-39
Coke
R. Stevenson 1939-41
John
Lee Smith 1943-47
Allan
Shivers 1947-49
Ben
Ramsey 1951-61
Preston
Smith 1963-69
Ben
F. Barnes 1969-73
William
P. Hobby, Jr. 1973-91
Bob
Bullock 1991-99
Rick
Perry 1999-2000
Bill
Ratliff 2000-03
David
Dewhurst 2003-15
Dan
Patrick 2015-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1847:
Edward
H. Tarrant, defeated.
1849:
Middleton
Tate Johnson, defeated.
1851:
Robert
McAlpin Williamson, defeated.
1869:
Albert
H. Latimer (Rep), defeated.
1870 Mar 12:
James
W. Flanagan, resigned.
1871 Nov 8:
Donald
Campbell, died in office.
1878:
Richard
Allen, defeated.
1882:
Francis
Marion Martin (Dem), elected.
1924:
Joseph
H. Kurth (Rep), defeated.
1930:
Sterling
P. Strong, defeated.
1990:
Bob
Bullock (Dem), elected;
Robert
Mosbacher, Jr. (Rep), defeated.
1994 Mar 8:
Bob
Bullock (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1994 Mar 8:
H.
J. 'Tex' Lezar (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1994 Nov 8:
Bob
Bullock (Dem), elected;
H.
J. 'Tex' Lezar (Rep), defeated.
1998 Mar 10:
John
Sharp (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1998 Mar 10:
Rick
Perry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1998 Nov 3:
Rick
Perry (Rep), elected;
John
Sharp (Dem), defeated;
Anthony
Garcia (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Mar 12:
John
Sharp (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2002 Mar 12:
David
Dewhurst (Rep), nominated;
Thomas
V. Kelly (Rep), defeated in primary.
2002 Nov 5:
David
Dewhurst (Rep), elected;
John
Sharp (Dem), defeated;
Mark
David Gessner (Libertarian), defeated;
Nathalie
Paravicini (Green), defeated.
2006 Nov 7:
David
Dewhurst (Rep), elected;
Maria
Luisa Alvarado (Dem), defeated;
Judy
Baker (Libertarian), defeated.
2010 Nov 2:
David
Dewhurst (Rep), elected;
Linda
Chavez-Thompson (Dem), defeated;
Scott
Jameson (Libertarian), defeated;
Herb
Gonzales, Jr. (Green), defeated.
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