List of lieutenant governors of Connecticut

Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut
Seal of the Lieutenant Governor
Incumbent Nancy Wyman since January 15, 2011
Style	Her Excellency
Term length	Four years, No term limits
Inaugural holder	Roger Ludlow Connecticut Colony 1639 Matthew Griswold State of Connecticut 1776
Formation	Constitution of Connecticut
Website	Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman

The following is a list of deputy or lieutenant governors of the State of Connecticut, from the Colonial period through present day.

Deputy Governors of the Colony of Connecticut, 1639–1776

(The Connecticut Colony was initially formed from the towns of Hartford, Windsor and Wethersfield)

1. Roger Ludlow 1639–1640
2. John Haynes 1640–1641
3. George Wyllys 1641–1642
4. Roger Ludlow 1642–1643
5. Edward Hopkins 1643–1644
6. John Haynes 1644–1645
7. Edward Hopkins 1645–1646
8. John Haynes 1646–1647
9. Edward Hopkins 1647–1648
10. Roger Ludlow 1648–1649
11. Edward Hopkins 1649–1650
12. John Haynes 1650–1651
13. Edward Hopkins 1651–1652
14. John Haynes 1652–1653
15. Edward Hopkins 1653
16. Thomas Welles 1654
17. John Webster 1655
18. Thomas Welles 1656–1657
19. John Winthrop 1658–1659
20. John Mason 1660–1669
21. William Leete 1669–1676
22. Robert Treat 1676–1683
23. James Bishop 1683–1692
24. William Jones 1692–1698
25. Robert Treat 1698–1708
26. Nathan Gold 1708–1724
27. Joseph Talcott 1724–1725
28. Jonathan Law 1725–1741
29. Roger Wolcott 1741–1750
30. Thomas Fitch 1750–1754
31. William Pitkin 1754–1766
32. Jonathan Trumbull, Sr. 1766–1769
33. Matthew Griswold 1769–1776

Lieutenant Governors of the State of Connecticut, 1776-present

The State of Connecticut counts the Lieutenant Governors using a standard that counts Colonial period lieutenants as well as counting lieutenants who had served multiple times as only one individual figure. There have been 108 Lieutenant Governors in the history of Connecticut and 88 since the founding of the United States in 1776.

Parties

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Living former Lieutenant Governors of Connecticut

As of January 2016, six former lieutenant governors of Connecticut are alive. The most recent death of a former lieutenant governor of Connecticut was that of Joseph J. Fauliso (1980-1991), who died on August 20, 2014.

External links

• Official website of incumbent Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman

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