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Washington: Governors

Governors of Washington, 1889-2019(May beincomplete!)
ElishaP. Ferry 1889-93JohnH. McGraw 1893-97JohnR. Rogers 1897-1901HenryMcBride 1901-05AlbertE. Mead 1905-09SamuelGoodlove Cosgrove 1909MarionE. Hay 1909-13ErnestLister 1913-19LouisF. Hart 1919-25RolandH. Hartley 1925-33ClarenceD. Martin 1933-41ArthurB. Langlie 1941-45MonradC. Wallgren 1945-49ArthurB. Langlie 1949-57AlbertD. Rosellini 1957-65DanielJ. Evans 1965-77DixyLee Ray 1977-81JohnD. Spellman 1981-85BoothGardner 1985-93MikeLowry 1993-97GaryLocke 1997-2005ChristineGregoire 2005-13JayInslee 2013-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1889:EugeneSemple (Dem), defeated.

1890:RogerSherman Greene (Prohibition), defeated.

1892:HenryJ. Snively (Dem), defeated;C.W. Young, defeated;J.Hamilton Lewis, defeated.

1896:PeterC. Sullivan (Rep), defeated.

1900:J.M. Frink (Rep), defeated.

1901 Dec 26:JohnR. Rogers, died in office.

1904:GeorgeTurner, defeated.

1908:JohnPattison (Dem), defeated;GeorgeE. Boomer (Socialist), defeated.

1909 Mar 28:SamuelGoodlove Cosgrove, died in office.

1912:RobertT. Hodge (Progressive), defeated;MarionE. Hay, defeated.

1916:HenryMcBride, defeated.

1919 Jun 14:ErnestLister, died in office.

1920:RobertBridges, defeated;W.W. Black (Dem), defeated.

1924 Sep 9:BenF. Hill (Dem), nominated;WalterJ. Robinson (Dem), defeated in primary;EdwardT. Mathes (Dem), defeated in primary;E.F. Blaine (Dem), defeated in primary.

1924 Sep 9:RolandH. Hartley (Rep), nominated;E.L. French (Rep), defeated in primary;EdwardClifford (Rep), defeated in primary;W.H. Paulhamus (Rep), defeated in primary;GeorgeB. Lamping (Rep), defeated in primary;WilliamJ. Coyle (Rep), defeated in primary;ThomasP. Revelle (Rep), defeated in primary;PeterIverson (Rep), defeated in primary;FrankPierce (Rep), defeated in primary;JamesTownsend Fullerton (Rep), defeated in primary.

1924 Sep 9:J.R. Oman (Farmer-Labor), nominated unopposed.

1924 Nov 4:RolandH. Hartley (Rep), elected;BenF. Hill (Dem), defeated;J.R. Oman (Farmer-Labor), defeated;WilliamA. Gilmore, defeated;EmilM. Herman (Socialist), defeated;DavidBurgess (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1928:A.Scott Bullitt (Dem), defeated.

1932:LewisB. Schwellenbach (Dem), defeated in primary.

1936:RalphA. Horr (Rep), defeated in primary.

1948:ClarenceD. Martin (Dem), defeated in primary.

1952:CharlieHodde (Dem), defeated in primary.

1952:HughB. Mitchell, defeated.

1960:LloydJ. Andrews (Rep), defeated.

1968:JohnJ. O'Connell, defeated.

1972:JimMcDermott (Dem), defeated in primary.

1976:DixyLee Ray (Dem), elected.

1980:DixyLee Ray (Dem), defeated in primary.

1980:JimMcDermott (Dem), defeated.

1980 Sep 16:MaryNell Bockman (Socialist Workers), defeated.

1984:JimMcDermott (Dem), defeated in primary.

1996:JayInslee (Dem), defeated in primary.

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