List of Governors of Kansas

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This is a list of Governors of Kansas, United States of America.

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[edit] Timeline of governors

The following table lists elected Governors and Lieutenant Governors since Kansas achieved statehood.

Political parties
Republican (R)
Democratic (D)
Populist (P)
# Governor Term Lt. Governor Term
1 Charles Robinson[A] (R) 18611863 Joseph Pomeroy Root[B] (R) 18611863
2 Thomas Carney (R) 18631865 Thomas Andrew Osborn (R) 18631865
3 Samuel Johnson Crawford[C] (R) 18651868 James McGrew (R) 18651867
Nehemiah Green (R) 18671868
4 Nehemiah Green[C] (R) 18681869 None
5 James Madison Harvey (R) 18691873 Charles Vernon Eskridge (R) 18691871
Peter Percival Elder (R) 18711873
6 Thomas Andrew Osborn (R) 18731877 Elias Sleeper Stover (R) 18731875
Melville J. Salter[D] (R) 18751877
7 George Tobey Anthony (R) 18771879
Lyman Underwood Humphrey[D] (R) 18771881
8 John Pierce St. John (R) 18791883
David Wesley Finney (R) 18811885
9 George Washington Glick (D) 18831885
10 John Alexander Martin (R) 18851889 Alexander Pancoast Riddle (R) 18851889
11 Lyman Underwood Humphrey (R) 18891893 Andrew Jackson Felt (R) 18891893
12 Lorenzo D. Lewelling (P) 18931895 Percy Daniels (P) 18931895
13 Edmund Needham Morrill (R) 18951897 James Armstrong Troutman (R) 18951897
14 John W. Leedy (P) 18971899 Alexander Miller Harvey (P) 18971899
15 William Eugene Stanley (R) 18991903 Harry E. Richter (R) 18991903
16 Willis Joshua Bailey (R) 19031905 David John Hanna (R) 19031907
17 Edward Wallis Hoch (R) 19051909
William James Fitzgerald (R) 19071911
18 Walter Roscoe Stubbs (R) 19091913
Richard Joseph Hopkins (R) 19111913
19 George Hartshorn Hodges (D) 19131915 Sheffield Ingalls (R) 19131915
20 Arthur Capper (R) 19151919 William Yoast Morgan (R) 19151919
21 Henry Justin Allen (R) 19191923 Charles Solomon Huffman (R) 19191923
22 Jonathan M. Davis (D) 19231925 Ben Sanford Paulen (R) 19231925
23 Ben S. Paulen (R) 19251929 De Lanson Alson Newton Chase (R) 19251929
24 Clyde M. Reed (R) 19291931 Jacob W. Graybill (R) 19291933
25 Harry H. Woodring (D) 19311933
26 Alfred M. Landon (R) 19331937 Charles W. Thompson (R) 19331937
27 Walter A. Huxman (D) 19371939 William M. Lindsay (D) 19371939
28 Payne Ratner (R) 19391943 Carl E. Friend (R) 19391943
29 Andrew F. Schoeppel (R) 19431947 Jess C. Denious (R) 19431947
30 Frank Carlson[E] (R) 19471950 Frank L. Hagaman (R) 19471950
31 Frank L. Hagaman[E] (R) 19501951 None
32 Edward F. Arn (R) 19511955 Fred Hall (R) 19511955
33 Fred Hall[F] (R) 19551957 John McCuish (R) 19551957
34 John McCuish[F] (R) 1957 None
35 George Docking (D) 19571961 Joseph W. Henkle, Sr. (D) 19571961
36 John Anderson, Jr. (R) 19611965 Harold H. Chase (R) 19611965
37 William H. Avery (R) 19651967 John Crutcher (R) 19651969
38 Robert Docking (D) 19671975 James H. DeCoursey, Jr. (D) 19691971
Reynolds Shultz (R) 19711973
Dave Owen (R) 19731975
39 Robert Frederick Bennett (R) 19751979 Shelby Smith (R) 19751979
40 John W. Carlin (D) 19791987 Paul V. Dugan (D) 19791983
Thomas R. Docking (D) 19831987
41 Mike Hayden (R) 19871991 Jack D. Walker (R) 19871991
42 Joan Finney (D) 19911995 James Francisco (D) 19911995
43 Bill Graves (R) 19952003 Sheila Frahm[G] (R) 19951996
Gary Sherrer[G] (R) 19962003
44 Kathleen Sebelius (D) 20032011[H] John E. Moore (D) 20032007[H]
Mark Parkinson (D) 20072011[H]
Notes
  1. ^ Governor Robinson assumed office February 9, 1861 following the admission of Kansas as a state (January 29).
  2. ^ Lt. Governor Root assumed office February 12, 1861 following the admission of Kansas as a state.
  3. ^ a b Governor Crawford resigned November 4, 1868 to take command of the 19th Kansas Regiment; his term was completed by Lt. Governor Green.
  4. ^ a b Lt. Governor Salter resigned July 19, 1877 to become register of the Independence Land Office; Humphrey assumed office December 1 following the November 6 election.
  5. ^ a b Governor Carlson resigned November 28, 1950 to become a U.S. senator; his term was completed by Lt. Governor Hagaman.
  6. ^ a b Governor Hall resigned January 3, 1957 to become a justice of the Kansas Supreme Court; his term was completed by Lt. Governor McCuish.
  7. ^ a b Lt. Governor Frahm resigned June 11, 1996 to fill an open U.S. Senate seat; Sherrer was appointed by Governor Graves and assumed office on July 18.
  8. ^ a b c Moore's term ends January 8, 2007. Sebelius's second term and Parkinson's term will end on January 10, 2011.

[edit] Alphabetical lists of governors

Years are actual terms in office.

[edit] Territorial governors

[edit] Acting territorial governors

[edit] Governors since statehood

[edit] See also

[edit] Resources

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