Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania - Lieutenant Governors of Pennsylvania

Lieutenant Governors of Pennsylvania

  1. John Latta (Democrat) 1875-79
  2. Charles Warren Stone (Republican) 1879-83
  3. Chauncey Forward Black (Democrat) 1883-87
  4. William T. Davies (Republican) 1887-91
  5. Louis Arthur Watres (Republican) 1891-95
  6. Walter Lyon (Republican) 1895-99
  7. John P. S. Gobin (Republican) 1899-1903
  8. William M. Brown (Republican) 1903-07
  9. Robert S. Murphy (Republican) 1907-11
  10. John M. Reynolds (Republican) 1911-15
  11. Frank B. McClain (Republican) 1915-19
  12. Edward E. Beidleman (Republican) 1919-23
  13. David J. Davis (Republican) 1923-27
  14. Arthur H. James (Republican) 1927-31
  15. Edward C. Shannon (Republican) 1931-35
  16. Thomas Kennedy (Democrat) 1935-39
  17. Samuel S. Lewis (Republican) 1939-43
  18. John Cromwell Bell, Jr. (Republican) 1943-47
  19. Daniel B. Strickler (Republican) 1947-51
  20. Lloyd H. Wood (Republican) 1951-55
  21. Roy E. Furman (Democrat) 1955-59
  22. John Morgan Davis (Democrat) 1959-63
  23. Raymond P. Shafer (Republican) 1963-67
  24. Raymond J. Broderick (Republican) 1967-71
  25. Ernest P. Kline (Democrat) 1971-1979
  26. William Scranton, III (Republican) 1979-1987
  27. Mark Singel (Democrat) 1987-1995
  28. Mark S. Schweiker (Republican) 1995-2001
  29. Robert C. Jubelirer (Republican) 2001-2003
  30. Catherine Baker Knoll (Democrat) 2003-2008
  31. Joseph B. Scarnati III (Republican) 2008-2011
  32. Jim Cawley (Republican) 2011–present

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