Governors of Wyoming, 1890-2020 (May be
incomplete!)
Francis
E. Warren 1890
Amos
W. Barber 1890-93
John
E. Osborne 1893-95
William
Alford Richards 1895-99
DeForest
Richards 1899-1903
Fenimore
Chatterton 1903-05
Bryant
Butler Brooks 1905-11
Joseph
M. Carey 1911-15
John
B. Kendrick 1915-17
Frank
L. Houx 1917-19
Robert
D. Carey 1919-23
William
Bradford Ross 1923-24
Frank
E. Lucas 1924-25
Nellie
Tayloe Ross 1925-27
Frank
Collins Emerson 1927-31
Alonzo
M. Clark 1931-33
Leslie
A. Miller 1933-39
Nels
H. Smith 1939-43
Lester
Callaway Hunt 1943-49
A.
G. Crane 1949-51
Frank
A. Barrett 1951-53
C.
J. Rogers 1953-55
Milward
L. Simpson 1955-59
John
J. Hickey 1959-61
Jack
R. Gage 1961-63
Clifford
P. Hansen 1963-67
Stanley
K. Hathaway 1967-75
Edgar
J. Herschler 1975-87
Michael
J. Sullivan 1987-95
Jim
Geringer 1995-2003
David
D. Freudenthal 2003-11
Matt
Mead 2011-19
Mark
Gordon 2019-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1890:
George
W. Baxter, defeated.
1892:
Edward
Ivinson, defeated;
Leopold
Kabis, defeated.
1894:
William
H. Holliday (Dem), defeated;
Lewis
C. Tidball, defeated.
1898:
Horace
C. Alger (Dem), defeated;
DeForest
Richards (Rep), elected.
1902:
George
T. Beck (Dem), defeated.
1903 Apr 28:
DeForest
Richards, died in office.
1904:
John
E. Osborne, defeated.
1906:
Stephen
A. D. Keister (Dem), defeated.
1910:
William
E. Mullen (Rep), defeated.
1914:
Hilliard
S. Ridgely (Rep), defeated.
1918:
Frank
L. Houx (Dem), defeated.
1922:
John
W. Hay (Rep), defeated.
1924 Oct 2:
William
Bradford Ross, died in office.
1924 Nov 4:
Nellie
Tayloe Ross (Dem), elected;
Eugene
J. Sullivan (Rep), defeated.
1926:
Nellie
Tayloe Ross, defeated.
1930:
Leslie
A. Miller, defeated.
1931 Feb 18:
Frank
Collins Emerson, died in office.
1932:
Harry
R. Weston, defeated;
E.
W. Rowell (Rep), defeated.
1934:
Alonzo
M. Clark, defeated.
1938:
Leslie
A. Miller, defeated.
1942:
Nels
H. Smith, defeated.
1946:
Earl
Wright (Rep), defeated.
1950:
John
J. McIntyre (Dem), defeated.
1954:
William
Jack (Dem), defeated.
1958:
Milward
L. Simpson, defeated.
1962:
Jack
R. Gage, defeated.
1966:
Ernest
Wilkerson, defeated.
1970:
John
J. Rooney (Dem), defeated.
1974:
Richard
R. Jones (Rep), defeated.
1990 Aug 21:
Michael
J. Sullivan (Dem), nominated;
Ron
Clingman (Dem), defeated in primary.
1990 Aug 21:
Mary
Hansen Mead (Rep), nominated;
Nyla
A. Murphy (Rep), defeated in primary.
1990 Nov 6:
Michael
J. Sullivan (Dem), elected;
Mary
Hansen Mead (Rep), defeated.
1998:
Philip
J. Roberts (Dem), defeated in primary.
2010:
Pete
Gosar (Dem), defeated in primary.
2018 Nov 6:
Rex
Rammell (Constitution), defeated.
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