List of DGA Chairs
Current and former DGA Chairs.
| Year | Chair | State | Executive Director |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Governor Martin O'Malley | Maryland | Colm O'Comartun |
| 2011 | Governor Martin O'Malley | Maryland | Colm O'Comartun |
| 2010 | Governor Jack Markell | Delaware | Nathan Daschle |
| 2009 | Governor Christine Gregoire | Washington | Nathan Daschle |
| 2008 | Governor Brian Schweitzer | Montana | Nathan Daschle |
| 2007 | Governor Kathleen Sebelius | Kansas | Nathan Daschle |
| 2006 | Governor Bill Richardson | New Mexico | Penny Lee |
| 2005 | Governor Bill Richardson | New Mexico | Penny Lee |
| 2004 | Governor Tom Vilsack | Iowa | BJ Thornberry |
| 2003 | Governor Gary Locke | Washington | BJ Thornberry |
| 2002 | Governor Parris Glendening | Maryland | BJ Thornberry |
| 2001 | Governor Gray Davis | California | BJ Thornberry |
| 2000 | Governor Paul Patton | Kentucky | BJ Thornberry |
| 1999 | Governor Frank O'Bannon | Indiana | BJ Thornberry |
| 1998 | Governor Pedro Rossello | Puerto Rico | Katie Whelan |
| 1997 | Governor Howard Dean | Vermont | Katie Whelan |
| 1996 | Governor Gaston Caperton | West Virginia | Katie Whelan |
| 1995 | Governor Mel Carnahan | Missouri | Katie Whelan |
| 1994 | Governor Evan Bayh | Indiana | Katie Whelan |
| 1993 | Governor David Walters | Oklahoma | Katie Whelan |
| 1992 | Governor John Waihee | Hawaii | Mark Gearan |
| 1991 | Governor Roy Romer | Colorado | Mark Gearan |
| 1990 | Governor Dick Celeste | Ohio | Mark Gearan |
| 1989 | Governor Bill Clinton | Arkansas | Chuck Dolan |
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