LIST OF GOVERNORS OF WYOMING

This is a 'list of the governors of Wyoming'. The United States initially acquired some of the land that is today Wyoming from France in the Louisiana Purchase. This land was initially organized as Louisiana Territory, later renamed Missouri Territory. The Adams-Onís Treaty transferred more of Wyoming to the United States, this time from New Spain. When Texas declared independence in 1836, it claimed a small portion of present-day Wyoming. Following the annexation of Texas in 1845, and the receipt of the Mexican Cession following the Mexican-American War, all of Wyoming was now within the United States. At various points in history, parts of Wyoming were in Oregon, Utah, Nebraska, Dakota, Washington and Idaho Territories. Wyoming Territory itself was organized in 1868, and the state was admitted to the union on July 10 1890.

Contents
List of Governors
Governors of Wyoming Territory
Governors of Wyoming
Notes

List of Governors


Governors of Wyoming Territory

#NameTook officeLeft office
1John Allen Campbell18691875
2John Milton Thayer18751878
3John Wesley Hoyt18781882
4William Hale18821885
5Elliot S.N. Morgan18851885
6Francis Emroy Warren18851886
7George White Baxter18861886
8Elliot S.N. Morgan18861887
9Thomas Moonlight18871889
10Francis Emroy Warren18891890

Governors of Wyoming

#GovernorTook officeLeft officePartyNotes
1Francis E. WarrenOctober 11 1890November 24 1890RepublicanResigned to take an elected seat in the United States Senate.
2Amos W. BarberNovember 24 1890January 2 1893RepublicanAs state secretary of state, acted as governor.
3John E. OsborneJanuary 2 1893January 7 1895Democratic
4William A. RichardsJanuary 7 1895January 2 1899Republican
5DeForest RichardsJanuary 2 1899April 28 1903RepublicanDied in office.
6Fenimore ChattertonApril 28 1903January 2 1905Republican
7Bryant B. BrooksJanuary 2 1905January 2 1911Republican
8Joseph M. CareyJanuary 2 1911January 4 1915Democratic
9John B. KendrickJanuary 4 1915February 26 1917Democratic
10Frank L. HouxFebruary 26 1917January 6 1919Democratic
11Robert D. CareyJanuary 6 1919January 1 1923Republican
12William B. RossJanuary 1 1923October 2 1924Democratic
13Frank E. LucasOctober 2 1924January 5 1925Republican
14Nellie Tayloe RossJanuary 5 1925January 3 1927Democratic
15Frank C. EmersonJanuary 3 1927February 18 1931Republican
16Alonzo M. ClarkFebruary 18 1931January 2 1933Republican[1]
17Leslie A. MillerJanuary 2 1933January 2 1939Democratic
18Nels H. SmithJanuary 2 1939January 4 1943Republican
19Lester C. HuntJanuary 4 1943January 3 1949Democratic
20Arthur G. CraneJanuary 3 1949January 1 1951Republican
21Frank A. BarrettJanuary 1 1951January 3 1953Republican
22Clifford Joy RogersJanuary 3 1953January 3 1955Republican
23Milward L. SimpsonJanuary 3 1955January 5 1959Republican
24John J. HickeyJanuary 5 1959January 2 1961Democratic[2]
25Jack R. GageJanuary 2 1961January 7 1963Democratic
26Clifford P. HansenJanuary 7 1963January 2 1967Republican
27Stanley K. HathawayJanuary 2 1967January 6 1975Republican
28Edgar J. HerschlerJanuary 6 1975January 5 1987Democratic
29Mike SullivanJanuary 5 1987January 2 1995Democratic
30Jim GeringerJanuary 2 1995January 6 2003Republican
31Dave FreudenthalJanuary 6 2003''Incumbent''Democratic[3]

Notes

1. As state secretary of state, acted as governor until replacement elected.
2. Resigned to take an appointed seat in the United States Senate.
3. Governor Freudenthal's term expires in 2011; he is term limited.


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