Democratic Governors Association - List of Current Democratic Governors

List of Current Democratic Governors

There are currently 20 Democratic governors:

Current Governor State Past Took office Seat Up
Mike Beebe Arkansas List 2007 2014
Jerry Brown California List 2011 2014
John Hickenlooper Colorado List 2011 2014
Dan Malloy Connecticut List 2011 2014
Jack A. Markell Delaware List 2009 2012
Neil Abercrombie Hawaii List 2010 2014
Pat Quinn Illinois List 2009 2014
Steve Beshear Kentucky List 2007 2015
Martin O'Malley Maryland List 2007 2014
Deval Patrick Massachusetts List 2007 2015
Mark Dayton Minnesota List 2011 2014
Jay Nixon Missouri List 2009 2013
Brian Schweitzer Montana List 2005 2012
John Lynch New Hampshire List 2005 2012
Andrew Cuomo New York List 2011 2014
Beverly Perdue North Carolina List 2009 2012
John Kitzhaber Oregon List 2011 2014
Peter Shumlin Vermont List 2011 2012
Christine Gregoire Washington List 2005 2012
Earl Ray Tomblin West Virginia List 2010 2012

In addition to governors of U.S. states, the DGA also offers membership to Democratic governors of U.S. territories.

Current Governor Territory Past Took office Seat Up
Togiola Tulafono American Samoa List 2003 2013
John de Jongh U.S. Virgin Islands List 2007 2015

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