List of Mississippi Lieutenant Governors

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Delbert Hosemann, current Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi

The office of Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi ( Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi ) was in the course of conversion of the Mississippi Territory to a state of the United States created. This office was abolished with the State Constitution of 1832 and then reintroduced with the State Constitution of 1869.

Surname Term of office Political party
Duncan Stewart 1817-1820
James Patton 1820-1822
David Dickson 1822-1824
Gerard Chittocque Brandon 1824-1826 Democratic Republican
vacant
Abram Marshall Scott 1828-1832 democrat
Fountain Winston 1832 democrat
Office abolished
Ridgely Ceylon Powers 1870-1871 republican
Alexander K. Davis 1871-1876 republican
John Marshall Stone 1876-1878 democrat
William H. Sims 1878-1882 democrat
GD Shands 1882-1890 democrat
MM Evans 1890-1896 democrat
JH Jones 1896-1900 democrat
James T. Harrison 1900-1904 democrat
John Prentiss Carter 1904-1908 democrat
Luther Manship 1908-1912 democrat
Theodore Gilmore Bilbo 1912-1916 democrat
Lee Maurice Russell 1916-1920 democrat
Homer H. Casteel 1920-1924 democrat
Dennis Herron Murphree 1924-1927 democrat
Clayton B. Adams 1928-1932 democrat
Dennis Herron Murphree 1932-1936 democrat
Jacob Buehler Snider 1936-1940 democrat
Dennis Herron Murphree 1940-1943 democrat
Fielding Lewis Wright 1944-1946 democrat
Sam Lumpkin 1948-1952 democrat
Carroll Gartin 1952-1960 democrat
Paul Burney Johnson 1960-1964 democrat
Carroll Gartin 1964-1966 democrat
Charles L. Sullivan 1968-1972 democrat
William Forrest Winter 1972-1976 democrat
Edythe Evelyn Gandy 1976-1980 democrat
Brad Dye 1980-1992 democrat
Eddie Briggs 1992-1996 republican
David Ronal Musgrove 1996-2000 democrat
Amy Tuck 2000-2008 Democrat / Republican
Dewey Phillip Bryant 2008–2012 republican
Jonathon Tate Reeves 2012-2020 republican
Delbert Hosemann since 2020 republican

Remarks

  1. ↑ Amy Tuck joined the Republican Party in December 2002.

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