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Montana: Governors

Governors of Montana, 1889-2020(May beincomplete!)
JosephK. Toole 1889-93JohnE. Rickards 1893-97RobertB. Smith 1897-1901JosephK. Toole 1901-08EdwinL. Norris 1908-13SamV. Stewart 1913-21JosephM. Dixon 1921-25JohnE. Erickson 1925-33FrankH. Cooney 1933-35ElmerHolt 1935-37RoyE. Ayers 1937-41SamC. Ford 1941-49JohnW. Bonner 1949-53J.Hugo Aronson 1953-61DonaldG. Nutter 1961-62TimM. Babcock 1962-69ForrestAnderson 1969-73ThomasL. Judge 1973-81TedSchwinden 1981-89StanStephens 1989-93MarcRacicot 1993-2001JudyMartz 2001-05BrianSchweitzer 2005-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1889 Oct 1:JosephK. Toole (Dem), elected;ThomasC. Power (Rep), defeated.

1892 Nov 8:JohnE. Rickards (Rep), elected;TimothyE. Collins (Dem), defeated;WilliamKennedy (People's), defeated;J.M. Waters (Prohibition), defeated.

1896 Nov 3:RobertB. Smith (Dem & People's), elected;AlexanderC. Botkin (Rep & Silver Republican), defeated.

1900 Nov 6:JosephK. Toole (Dem), elected;DavidS. Folsom (Rep), defeated;ThomasS. Hogan (Independent Democratic), defeated;JuliusF. Fox (Social Democratic), defeated.

1904 Nov 8:JosephK. Toole (Dem), elected;WilliamLindsay (Rep), defeated;MalcolmA. O'Malley (Socialist), defeated.

1908 Apr 1:JosephK. Toole, resigned.

1908 Nov 3:EdwinL. Norris (Dem), elected;EdwardDonlan (Rep), defeated;HarryHazelton (Socialist), defeated.

1912 Nov 5:SamV. Stewart (Dem), elected;HarryL. Wilson (Rep), defeated;FrankJ. Edwards (Progressive), defeated;LewisJ. Duncan (Socialist), defeated.

1916 Nov 7:SamV. Stewart (Dem), elected;FrankJ. Edwards (Rep), defeated;LewisJ. Duncan (Socialist), defeated.

1920 Nov 2:JosephM. Dixon (Rep), elected;BurtonK. Wheeler (Dem), defeated.

1924 Nov 4:JohnE. Erickson (Dem), elected;JosephM. Dixon (Rep), defeated;FrankJ. Edwards (Farmer-Labor), defeated;J.H. Matheson (Socialist), defeated.

1928 Nov 6:JohnE. Erickson (Dem), elected;WellingtonD. Rankin (Rep), defeated;W.R. Duncan (Socialist), defeated.

1932:FrankA. Hazelbaker, defeated.

1933 Mar 13:JohnE. Erickson, resigned.

1935 Dec 15:FrankH. Cooney, died in office.

1936:FrankA. Hazelbaker, defeated.

1940 Jul 16:RoyE. Ayers (Dem), nominated;ArthurF. Lamey (Dem), defeated in primary;A.E. Kathan (Dem), defeated in primary.

1940 Jul 16:SamC. Ford (Rep), nominated;CharlesA. Hauswirth (Rep), defeated in primary;JuliusJ. Wuerthner (Rep), defeated in primary;T.S. Stockdal (Rep), defeated in primary;M.P. Moe (Rep), defeated in primary.

1940 Nov 5:RoyE. Ayers, defeated;SamC. Ford (Rep), elected.

1944:SamC. Ford (Rep), elected;LeifErickson (Dem), defeated.

1948 Jul 20:JohnW. Bonner (Dem), nominated;ArthurF. Lamey (Dem), defeated in primary;LeifErickson (Dem), defeated in primary;VernonHoven (Dem), defeated in primary;GeorgeM. Melton (Dem), defeated in primary.

1948 Jul 20:SamC. Ford (Rep), nominated;LeonardC. Young (Rep), defeated in primary;MikeKuchera (Rep), defeated in primary.

1948 Nov 2:JohnW. Bonner (Dem), elected;SamC. Ford (Rep), defeated;LaverneHamilton (Socialist), defeated.

1952 Jul 15:JohnW. Bonner (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1952 Jul 15:J.Hugo Aronson (Rep), nominated;LeonardC. Young (Rep), defeated in primary.

1952 Nov 4:J.Hugo Aronson (Rep), elected;JohnW. Bonner (Dem), defeated.

1956 Jun 5:ArnoldOlsen (Dem), nominated;JohnW. Bonner (Dem), defeated in primary;DannyO'Neill (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnM. Nickey (Dem), defeated in primary.

1956 Jun 5:J.Hugo Aronson (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1956 Nov 6:J.Hugo Aronson (Rep), elected;ArnoldOlsen (Dem), defeated.

1960 Jun 7:PaulC. Cannon (Dem), nominated;JackC. Toole (Dem), defeated in primary;MikeKuchera (Dem), defeated in primary;WillardE. Fraser (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnM. Nickey (Dem), defeated in primary;MerrillK. Riddick (Dem), defeated in primary.

1960 Jun 7:DonaldG. Nutter (Rep), nominated;WesleyA. D'Ewart (Rep), defeated in primary.

1960 Nov 8:DonaldG. Nutter (Rep), elected;PaulC. Cannon (Dem), defeated.

1962 Jan 25:DonaldG. Nutter, died in office.

1964:RolandRenne (Dem), defeated.

1968:MerrillK. Riddick (Dem), defeated in primary.

1968:TimM. Babcock, defeated.

1972:EdSmith, defeated.

2000:StanJones (Libertarian), defeated.

2000 Jun 6:MikeCooney (Dem), defeated in primary.

2004:BrianSchweitzer (Dem), elected;StanJones (Libertarian), defeated;BobBrown (Rep), defeated.

2012 Jun 5:CoreyStapleton (Rep), defeated in primary.

2016 Nov 8:TedDunlap (Libertarian), defeated.

2020 Nov 3:MikeCooney (Dem), defeated.

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