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词条 List of lieutenant governors of Minnesota
释义

  1. List

  2. Note on Minnesota political parties names

  3. Living former Lieutenant Governors of Minnesota

  4. See also

  5. References

This is a list of lieutenant governors of the U.S. state of Minnesota.

In 1886 elections were moved from odd years to even years. Beginning with the 1962 election, the term of the lieutenant governor increased from two to four years. Prior to the 1974 election, governors and lieutenant governors were elected on separate ballots. Marlene Johnson, elected in 1982 as the running mate of Rudy Perpich, was the first female lieutenant governor of Minnesota. All eight of her successors in that office have also been women.

List

Parties
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No. Lt. Governor Took office Left office Governor(s) served under Party
1William Holcombe May 24, 1858January 2, 1860Henry H. Sibley Democratic
2Ignatius L. DonnellyJanuary 2, 1860March 4, 1863Alexander Ramsey Republican
3Henry Adoniram SwiftMarch 4, 1863July 10, 1863Alexander Ramsey Republican
VacantJuly 10, 1863 January 11, 1864Alexander Ramsey
4Charles D. SherwoodJanuary 11, 1864January 8, 1866Stephen Miller Republican
5Thomas H. ArmstrongJanuary 8, 1866January 7, 1870William R. Marshall Republican
6 William H. YaleJanuary 7, 1870January 9, 1874Horace Austin Republican
7Alphonso BartoJanuary 9, 1874January 7, 1876Cushman K. Davis Republican
8James WakefieldJanuary 7, 1876January 10, 1880John S. Pillsbury Republican
9Charles A. Gilman January 10, 1880January 4, 1887John S. Pillsbury
Lucius F. Hubbard		 Republican
10 Albert E. RiceJanuary 4, 1887January 5, 1891Andrew R. McGill
William R. Merriam		 Republican
11 Gideon S. IvesJanuary 5, 1891January 3, 1893William R. Merriam
Knute Nelson		 Republican
12David Marston CloughJanuary 3, 1893January 31, 1895Knute Nelson Republican
13 Frank A. DayJanuary 31, 1895January 5, 1897David M. Clough Republican
14 John L. GibbsJanuary 5, 1897January 3, 1899David M. Clough Republican
15 Lyndon Ambrose SmithJanuary 3, 1899January 5, 1903John Lind (Democratic)
Samuel R. Van Sant (Republican)		 Republican
16 Ray W. JonesJanuary 5, 1903 January 7, 1907 Samuel R. Van Sant
John A. Johnson		 Republican
17 Adolph Olson EberhartJanuary 7, 1907September 21, 1909John A. Johnson (Democratic)
Adolph O. Eberhart (Republican)		 Republican
18 Edward Everett SmithSeptember 25, 1909January 3, 1911Adolph O. Eberhart Republican
19 Samuel Y. GordonJanuary 3, 1911January 7, 1913Adolph O. Eberhart Republican
20Joseph A. A. Burnquist January 7, 1913December 30, 1915Adolph O. Eberhart
Winfield S. Hammond		 Republican
VacantDecember 30, 1915October 28, 1916J. A. A. Burnquist
21 George H. SullivanOctober 28, 1916January 2, 1917J. A. A. Burnquist Republican
22 Thomas FranksonJanuary 2, 1917January 4, 1921J. A. A. Burnquist Republican
23 Louis L. CollinsJanuary 4, 1921January 6, 1925J. A. O. Preus Republican
24 William I. NolanJanuary 6, 1925June 1929Theodore Christianson Republican
25 Charles Edward AdamsJune 25, 1929January 6, 1931Theodore Christianson Republican
26 Henry M. ArensJanuary 6, 1931January 3, 1933Floyd B. Olson Farmer Labor
27 Konrad K. SolbergJanuary 3, 1933January 8, 1935Floyd B. Olson Farmer Labor
28 Hjalmar Petersen January 8, 1935August 24, 1936Floyd B. Olson Farmer Labor
* William B. Richardson1August 24, 1936January 1, 1937Hjalmar PetersenRepublican
29 Gottfrid LindstenJanuary 5, 1937January 2, 1939Elmer A. Benson Farmer Labor
30 C. Elmer AndersonJanuary 2, 1939January 4, 1943Harold E. Stassen Republican
31 Edward John ThyeJanuary 4, 1943April 27, 1943Harold E. Stassen Republican
32 Archie H. MillerMay 6, 1943January 2, 1945Edward John Thye Republican
33 C. Elmer AndersonJanuary 2, 1945September 27, 1951Luther W. Youngdahl Republican
VacantSeptember 27, 1951January 5, 1953C. Elmer Anderson
34 Ancher Nelsen January 5, 1953May 1, 1953C. Elmer Anderson Republican
VacantMay 1, 1953September 3, 1954C. Elmer Anderson
35 Donald O. Wright2September 3, 1954January 3, 1955C. Elmer AndersonRepublican
36 Karl RolvaagJanuary 3, 1955January 8, 1963Orville L. Freeman
Elmer L. Andersen		 Democratic Farmer Labor
37 Alexander M. KeithJanuary 8, 1963January 2, 1967Elmer L. Andersen
Karl F. Rolvaag		 Democratic Farmer Labor
38 James B. GoetzJanuary 2, 1967January 4, 1971Harold LeVander Republican
39 Rudy PerpichJanuary 4, 1971December 29, 1976Wendell R. Anderson Democratic Farmer Labor
40 Alec G. Olson3December 29, 1976January 4, 1979Rudy Perpich Democratic Farmer Labor
41 Lou Wangberg January 4, 1979January 3, 1983Al Quie Independent Republican
42 Marlene JohnsonJanuary 3, 1983January 7, 1991Rudy Perpich Democratic Farmer Labor
43 Joanell Dyrstad January 7, 1991 January 3, 1995Arne H. CarlsonIndependent Republican
44Joanne Benson January 3, 1995January 4, 1999Arne H. CarlsonIR/Republican
45 Mae Schunk January 4, 1999January 6, 2003Jesse VenturaReform/Independence
46 Carol Molnau January 6, 2003January 3, 2011Tim PawlentyRepublican
47 Yvonne Prettner Solon January 3, 2011January 5, 2015Mark DaytonDemocratic Farmer Labor
48 Tina Smith January 5, 2015January 2, 2018Democratic Farmer Labor
49 Michelle Fischbach4 January 2, 2018 January 7, 2019 Republican
50 Peggy Flanagan January 7, 2019 Incumbent Tim WalzDemocratic Farmer Labor
1 Richardson was actually president pro tem of the Minnesota Senate; became acting lieutenant governor when lieutenant governor Hjalmar Petersen became governor on the death of Floyd B. Olson, but Richardson was never sworn in. 2 Wright was president pro tem of the Minnesota Senate and assumed the office of lieutenant governor in 1954 after Lieutenant Governor Ancher Nelsen resigned to become administrator of the Rural Electric Administration. 3 As president of the Minnesota Senate, Olson assumed office of lieutenant governor when Rudy Perpich, then lieutenant governor, became governor on the resignation of Wendell Anderson, who had appointed himself to the United States Senate on resignation of Walter Mondale who had been elected vice president. 4 As president of the Minnesota Senate, Fischbach became lieutenant governor following the resignation of Tina Smith. Smith was appointed by Governor Mark Dayton to fill the United States Senate seat vacated by Al Franken. Fischbach resigned from the state Senate and took the oath of office for lieutenant governor on May 25, 2018.

Note on Minnesota political parties names

  • Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party: On April 15, 1944 the Minnesota Democratic Party and the Minnesota Farmer–Labor Party merged and created the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL). It is affiliated with the national Democratic Party.
  • Republican Party of Minnesota: From November 15, 1975 to September 23, 1995 the name of the state Republican party was the Independent Republican party (IR). The party has always been affiliated with the national Republican Party.
  • Independence Party of Minnesota: The party was founded under this name in 1992. In 1995 the IPM affiliated with the national Reform Party and renamed itself the Reform Party of Minnesota. In 2000 the Reform Party of Minnesota disaffiliated with the national Reform party and returned to the name Independence party.

Living former Lieutenant Governors of Minnesota

{{As of|2019|1}}, there are 12 former lieutenant governors of Minnesota who are currently living, the oldest lieutenant governor being Alexander M. Keith (served 1963–1967, born 1928). The most recent death of a former lieutenant governor of Minnesota was that of C. Elmer Anderson (served 1939–1943 and 1945–1951, born 1912), on January 22, 1998. The most recently serving lieutenant governor to die was Rudy Perpich (1971–1976) on September 21, 1995.
Lt. GovernorLt. Gubernatorial termDate of birth (and age)
Alexander M. Keith1963–1967mf=yes|1928|11|22}}
James B. Goetz1967–1971mf=yes|1936|5|28}}
Alec G. Olson1976–1979mf=yes|1930|9|11}}
Lou Wangberg1979–1983mf=yes|1941|3|27}}
Marlene Johnson1983–1991mf=yes|1946|1|11}}
Joanell Dyrstad1991–1995mf=yes|1942|10|15}}
Joanne Benson1995–1999mf=yes|1943|1|4}}
Mae Schunk1999–2003mf=yes|1934|5|21}}
Carol Molnau2003–2011mf=yes|1949|9|17}}
Yvonne Prettner Solon2011–2015mf=yes|1946|2|3}}
Tina Smith2015–2018mf=yes|1958|3|4}}
Michelle Fischbach2018–20191965|11|03}}

See also

  • Governor of Minnesota
  • List of Governors of Minnesota

References

  • Minnesota Lieutenant Governors 1858- Minnesota Legislative Reference Library.
  • MHS.org's list
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