Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas

The Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas presides over the Arkansas Senate with a tie-breaking vote, serves as Governor of Arkansas when the governor resigns, is impeached or dies in office.

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+ Lieutenant Governors of the State of ArkansasLieutenant GovernorTerm in officePartyElectionGovernor1 Calvin C. Bliss–July 2, 1868Republican1864 Isaac Murphy2James M. Johnson–March 14, 1871Republican1868Powell Clayton(resigned March 17, 1871)—Vacant–January 6, 1873—Ozra Amander Hadley3Volney V. Smith–November 12, 1874Republican1872Elisha BaxterOffice did not exist from November 12, 1874, to January 11, 19274Harvey Parnell–March 4, 1928Democratic1926John Ellis Martineau—Vacant–January 14, 1929—Harvey Parnell5Lee Cazort–January 12, 1931Democratic19286Lawrence Elery Wilson –January 10, 1933Democratic19307Lee Cazort–January 12, 1937Democratic1932Junius Marion Futrell19348Robert L. Bailey–January 12, 1943Democratic1936Carl Edward Bailey19381940Homer Martin Adkins9James L. Shaver–January 14, 1947Democratic19421944Benjamin Travis Laney1075pxNathan Green Gordon–January 10, 1967Democratic19461948Sid McMath19501952Francis Cherry1954Orval Faubus1956195819601962196411Maurice Britt–January 12, 1971Republican1966Winthrop Rockefeller196812Bob C. Riley–January 3, 1975Democratic1970Dale Bumpers1972—Acting as governor–January 14, 1975—Bob C. Riley1375pxJoe Purcell–January 3, 1979Democratic1974David Pryor1976—Acting as governor–January 9, 1979—Joe Purcell1375pxJoe Purcell–January 19, 1981Democratic1978Bill Clinton1475pxWinston Bryant–January 15, 1991Democratic1980Frank D. White1982Bill Clinton198419861575pxJim Guy Tucker–December 12, 1992Democratic1990—Vacant–November 20, 1993—Jim Guy Tucker1675pxMike Huckabee–July 15, 1996Republican1993(special)1994—Vacant–November 19, 1996—Mike Huckabee1775pxWinthrop Paul Rockefeller –July 16, 2006Republican1996(special)19982002—Vacant–January 9, 2007—1875pxBill Halter–January 11, 2011Democratic2006Mike Beebe19Mark Darr –February 1, 2014Republican2010—Vacant–January 13, 2015—2075pxTim Griffin–Republican2014  2018Asa Hutchinson2175pxLeslie Rutledge–presentRepublican2022Sarah Huckabee Sanders

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