Other High Offices Held
This is a table of other governorships, congressional and other federal offices, and ranking diplomatic positions in foreign countries held by Ohio governors. All representatives and senators mentioned represented Ohio.
- * Denotes those offices for which the governor resigned the governorship.
- † Denotes those offices from which the governor resigned to take the governorship.
| Name | Gubernatorial term | U.S. Congress | Other offices held | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| House | Senate | ||||
| Arthur St. Clair | 1789–1802 | President of the United States in Congress Assembled | |||
| Edward Tiffin | 1803–1807 | S* | Commissioner of the General Land Office, Surveyor General of the Northwest Territory | ||
| Return J. Meigs, Jr. | 1810–1814 | S† | District Judge for Michigan Territory, U.S. Postmaster General | ||
| Thomas Worthington | 1814–1818 | S† | |||
| Ethan Allen Brown | 1818–1822 | S* | Commissioner of the General Land Office, Minister to Brazil | ||
| Jeremiah Morrow | 1822–1826 | H | S | ||
| Duncan McArthur | 1830–1832 | H | |||
| Robert Lucas | 1832–1836 | Governor of Iowa Territory | |||
| Joseph Vance | 1836–1838 | H | |||
| Wilson Shannon | 1838–1840 1842–1844 |
H | Minister to Mexico*, Governor of Kansas Territory | ||
| Thomas Corwin | 1840–1842 | H | S | Minister to Mexico, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury | |
| Mordecai Bartley | 1844–1846 | H | |||
| William Medill | 1853–1856 | H | First Comptroller of the United States Treasury, Commissioner of Indian Affairs | ||
| Salmon P. Chase | 1856–1860 | S | U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, Chief Justice of the United States | ||
| William Dennison | 1860–1862 | U.S. Postmaster General, President of the D. C. Board of Commissioners | |||
| David Tod | 1862–1864 | Minister to Brazil | |||
| Jacob Dolson Cox | 1866–1868 | H | U.S. Secretary of the Interior | ||
| Rutherford B. Hayes | 1868–1872 1876–1877 |
H | President of the United States* | ||
| Edward F. Noyes | 1872–1874 | Minister to France | |||
| William Allen | 1874–1876 | H | S | ||
| Thomas L. Young | 1877–1878 | H | |||
| Charles Foster | 1880–1884 | H | U.S. Secretary of the Treasury | ||
| Joseph B. Foraker | 1886–1890 | S | |||
| James E. Campbell | 1890–1892 | H | |||
| William McKinley | 1892–1896 | H | President of the United States | ||
| Myron T. Herrick | 1904–1906 | Ambassador to France | |||
| John M. Pattison | 1906 | H | |||
| Judson Harmon | 1909–1913 | U.S. Attorney General | |||
| James M. Cox | 1913–1915 1917–1921 |
H† | |||
| Frank B. Willis | 1915–1917 | H† | S | ||
| A. Victor Donahey | 1923–1929 | S | |||
| George White | 1931–1935 | H | |||
| Martin L. Davey | 1935–1939 | H | |||
| John W. Bricker | 1939–1945 | S | |||
| Frank J. Lausche | 1945–1947 1949–1957 |
S* | |||
| John J. Gilligan | 1971–1975 | H | |||
| Dick Celeste | 1983–1991 | Ambassador to India | |||
| George Voinovich | 1991–1998 | S* | |||
| Ted Strickland | 2007–2011 | H | |||
| John Kasich | 2011— | H | |||
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