Governors of New Hampshire, 1793-2020(May beincomplete!)
JosiahBartlett 1793-94JohnTaylor Gilman 1794-1805JohnLangdon 1805-09JeremiahSmith 1809-10JohnLangdon 1810-12WilliamPlumer 1812-13JohnTaylor Gilman 1813-16WilliamPlumer 1816-19SamuelBell 1819-23LeviWoodbury 1823-24DavidL. Morril 1824-27BenjaminPierce 1827-28JohnBell 1828-29BenjaminPierce 1829-30MatthewHarvey 1830-31JosephM. Harper 1831SamuelDinsmoor 1831-34WilliamBadger 1834-36IsaacHill 1836-39JohnPage 1839-42HenryHubbard 1842-44JohnH. Steele 1844-46AnthonyColby 1846-47JaredW. Williams 1847-49SamuelDinsmoor, Jr. 1849-52NoahMartin 1852-54NathanielB. Baker 1854-55RalphMetcalf 1855-57WilliamHaile 1857-59IchabodGoodwin 1859-61NathanielS. Berry 1861-63JosephA. Gilmore 1863-65FrederickSmyth 1865-67WalterHarriman 1867-69OnslowStearns 1869-71JamesA. Weston 1871-72EzekielA. Straw 1872-74JamesA. Weston 1874-75PersonC. Cheney 1875-77BenjaminFranklin Prescott 1877-79NathanielHead 1879-81CharlesH. Bell 1881-83SamuelW. Hale 1883-85MoodyCurrier 1885-87CharlesH. Sawyer 1887-89DavidH. Goodell 1889-91HiramA. Tuttle 1891-93JohnB. Smith 1893-95CharlesA. Busiel 1895-97GeorgeA. Ramsdell 1897-99FrankW. Rollins 1899-1901ChesterB. Jordan 1901-03NahumJ. Bachelder 1903-05JohnMcLane 1905-07CharlesM. Floyd 1907-09HenryB. Quinby 1909-11RobertP. Bass 1911-13SamuelD. Felker 1913-15RollandH. Spaulding 1915-17HenryW. Keyes 1917-19JohnH. Bartlett 1919-21AlbertO. Brown 1921-23FredH. Brown 1923-25JohnG. Winant 1925-27HuntleyN. Spaulding 1927-29CharlesW. Tobey 1929-31JohnG. Winant 1931-35H.Styles Bridges 1935-37FrancisP. Murphy 1937-41RobertO. Blood 1941-45CharlesM. Dale 1945-49ShermanAdams 1949-53HughGregg 1953-55LaneDwinell 1955-59WesleyPowell 1959-63JohnW. King 1963-69WalterPeterson 1969-73MeldrimThomson, Jr. 1973-79HughJ. Gallen 1979-82VestaM. Roy 1982-83JohnH. Sununu 1983-89JuddGregg 1989-93StephenE. Merrill 1993-97JeanneShaheen 1997-2003CraigBenson 2003-05JohnLynch 2005-13MaggieHassan 2013-17ChuckMorse 2017ChrisSununu 2017- Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1816:JamesSheafe, defeated. 1832:IchabodBartlett, defeated. 1835:JamesWilson, defeated. 1838:JamesWilson, defeated. 1854:JamesBell, defeated. 1855:JamesBell, defeated. 1863:IraAllen Eastman (Dem), defeated. 1878 Nov 5:NathanielHead (Rep), elected;FrankA. McKean (Dem), defeated;W.G. Brown (National), defeated;AsaS. Kendall (Temperance), defeated. 1880 Nov 2:CharlesH. Bell (Rep), elected;FrankJones (Dem), defeated;W.G. Brown (Greenback), defeated;GeorgeD. Dodge (Temperance), defeated. 1882 Nov 7:SamuelW. Hale (Rep), elected;M.V. B. Edgerly (Dem), defeated;JohnF. Woodbury (Greenback), defeated;JosiahW. Fletcher (Temperance), defeated. 1884 Nov 4:MoodyCurrier (Rep), elected;GeorgeHill (Dem), defeated;LarkinD. Mason (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeCarpenter (Greenback), defeated. 1886 Nov 2:CharlesH. Sawyer (Rep), elected;ThomasCogswell (Dem), defeated;JosephWentworth (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeCarpenter (Greenback), defeated. 1888 Nov 6:DavidH. Goodell (Rep), elected;CharlesH. Amsden (Dem), defeated;EdgarL. Carr (Prohibition), defeated. 1890 Nov 4:HiramA. Tuttle (Rep), elected;CharlesH. Amsden (Dem), defeated;JosiahM. Fletcher (Prohibition), defeated. 1892 Nov 8:JohnB. Smith (Rep), elected;LutherF. McKinney (Dem), defeated;EdgarL. Carr (Prohibition), defeated;WilliamO. Noyes (Populist), defeated. 1894 Nov 6:CharlesA. Busiel (Rep), elected;HenryO. Kent (Dem), defeated;DanielC. Knowles (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeD. Epps (Populist), defeated. 1896 Nov 3:GeorgeA. Ramsdell (Rep), elected;HenryO. Kent (Dem), defeated;JohnC. Berry (Prohibition), defeated;HarryH. Acton (Socialist Labor), defeated;GardnerJ. Greenleaf (People's), defeated;GeorgeW. Barnard (National), defeated. 1898 Nov 8:FrankW. Rollins (Rep), elected;CharlesF. Stone (Dem), defeated;AugustusG. Stevens (Prohibition), defeated;SumnerF. Claflin (Social Democratic), defeated;BenjaminT. Whitehouse (Socialist Labor), defeated;GardnerJ. Greenleaf (People's), defeated. 1900 Nov 6:ChesterB. Jordan (Rep), elected;FrederickE. Potter (Dem), defeated;JosiahM. Fletcher (Prohibition), defeated;SumnerF. Claflin (Social Democratic), defeated. 1902 Nov 4:NahumJ. Bachelder (Rep), elected;HenryF. Hollis (Dem), defeated;JohnC. Berry (Prohibition), defeated;MichaelH. O'Neil (Socialist), defeated;AlonzoElliott (Ind), defeated;GeorgeHowie (Allied People's), defeated. 1904 Nov 8:JohnMcLane (Rep), elected;HenryF. Hollis (Dem), defeated;SumnerF. Claflin (Socialist), defeated;DavidHeald (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeHowie (Populist), defeated. 1906 Nov 6:CharlesM. Floyd (Rep), elected;NathanC. Jameson (Dem), defeated;EdmundB. Tetley (Prohibition), defeated;WilliamH. McFall (Socialist), defeated. 1908:ClarenceE. Carr (Dem), defeated. 1912 Nov 5:SamuelD. Felker (Dem), elected;FranklinWorcester (Rep), defeated;WinstonChurchill (Progressive), defeated;WilliamH. Wilkins (Socialist), defeated;AlvaH. Morrill (Prohibition), defeated. 1914 Sep 1:AlbertW. Noone (Dem), nominated;JohnC. Hutchins (Dem), defeated in primary. 1914 Sep 1:RollandH. Spaulding (Rep), nominated;RosecransW. Pillsbury (Rep), defeated in primary. 1914 Sep 1:HenryD. Allison (Progressive), nominated unopposed. 1914 Nov 3:RollandH. Spaulding (Rep), elected;AlbertW. Noone (Dem), defeated;HenryD. Allison (Progressive), defeated;JohnP. Burke (Socialist), defeated. 1916 Nov 7:HenryW. Keyes (Rep & Progressive), elected;JohnC. Hutchins (Dem), defeated;WilliamH. Wilkins (Socialist), defeated;RalphE. Meras (Prohibition), defeated. 1918 Nov 5:JohnH. Bartlett (Rep), elected;NathanielE. Martin (Dem), defeated. 1920 Nov 2:AlbertO. Brown (Rep), elected;CharlesE. Tilton (Dem), defeated;FrancisT. Butler (Socialist), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:FredH. Brown (Dem), elected;WindsorH. Goodnow (Rep), defeated. 1924:FrankKnox (Rep), defeated for nomination. 1924 Nov 4:JohnG. Winant (Rep), elected;FredH. Brown (Dem), defeated. 1926 Nov 2:HuntleyN. Spaulding (Rep), elected;EatonD. Sargent (Dem), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:CharlesW. Tobey (Rep), elected;EatonD. Sargent (Dem), defeated;FrancisT. Butler (Socialist), defeated;HenryC. Iram (Workers), defeated. 1930 Nov 4:JohnG. Winant (Rep), elected;AlbertW. Noone (Dem), defeated;ElbaK. Chase (Communist), defeated. 1936:AmosN. Blandin (Dem), defeated. 1938 Sep 13:JohnL. Sullivan (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1938 Sep 13:FrancisP. Murphy (Rep), nominated;ThomasP. Cheney (Rep), defeated in primary. 1938 Nov 8:FrancisP. Murphy (Rep), elected;JohnL. Sullivan (Dem), defeated;ElbaK. Chase (Communist), defeated. 1940 Nov 5:RobertO. Blood (Rep), elected;F.Clyde Keefe (Dem), defeated. 1942 Sep 15:WilliamJ. Neal (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1942 Sep 15:RobertO. Blood (Rep), nominated;WilliamM. Cole (Rep), defeated in primary. 1942 Nov 3:RobertO. Blood (Rep), elected;WilliamJ. Neal (Dem), defeated. 1946:ShermanAdams, defeated for nomination. 1948 Nov 2:ShermanAdams (Rep), elected;HerbertW. Hill (Dem), defeated;IrmaC. Otto (Progressive), defeated. 1956 Sep 11:JohnShaw (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1956 Sep 11:LaneDwinell (Rep), nominated;WesleyPowell (Rep), defeated in primary;ElmerE. Bussey (Rep), defeated in primary. 1956 Nov 6:LaneDwinell (Rep), elected;JohnShaw (Dem), defeated. 1962:WesleyPowell (Rep), defeated in primary. 1968:MeldrimThomson, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 1970:MeldrimThomson, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 1970:MeldrimThomson, Jr. (American Independent), defeated. 1976:HarryV. Spanos (Dem), defeated. 1978:MeldrimThomson, Jr. (Rep), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:StephenE. Merrill (Rep), elected;WayneD. King (Dem), defeated;SteveWinter (Libertarian), defeated. 1996:WilliamH. Zeliff, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 2004:CraigBenson (Rep), defeated. 2004 Nov 2:JohnLynch (Dem), elected. 2006:JohnLynch (Dem), elected. | |
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