List of lieutenant governors of Colorado

The Lieutenant Governor of Colorado is the second-highest-ranking member of the Government of Colorado, United States. They replace the  Governor of Colorado if they resign, die or are impeached.

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+ Lieutenant governors of the State of ColoradoLieutenant GovernorTerm in officePartyElectionGovernor1 Lafayette Head–January 14, 1879Republican1876 John Long Routt2Horace Tabor–January 9, 1883Republican1878Frederick Walker Pitkin18803William H. Meyer–January 13, 1885Republican1882James Benton Grant4Peter W. Breene–January 11, 1887Republican1884Benjamin Harrison Eaton5Norman H. Meldrum–January 8, 1889Democratic1886Alva Adams6William Grover Smith–January 13, 1891Republican1888Job Adams Cooper7William Story–January 10, 1893Republican1890John Long Routt8David H. Nichols–January 8, 1895Populist1892Davis Hanson Waite9Jared L. Brush–January 10, 1899Republican1894Albert McIntire1896Alva Adams10Francis Patrick Carney–January 8, 1901Populist1898Charles Spalding Thomas11David C. Coates–January 13, 1903Democratic1900James Bradley Orman12Warren A. Haggott–January 10, 1905Republican1902James Hamilton Peabody13Arthur Cornforth–March 17, 1905Democratic1904Alva Adams14Jesse Fuller McDonald–March 17, 1905RepublicanJames Hamilton Peabody(13)Arthur Cornforth–July 5, 1905DemocraticJesse Fuller McDonald15Fred W. Parks–January 8, 1907Republican16Erastus Harper–January 12, 1909Republican1906Henry Augustus Buchtel17Stephen R. Fitzgarrald–January 12, 1915Democratic1908John F. Shafroth19101912Elias M. Ammons18Moses E. Lewis–January 9, 1917Republican1914George Alfred Carlson19James Pulliam–January 14, 1919Democratic1916Julius Caldeen Gunter20George Stephan–January 11, 1921Republican1918Oliver Henry Shoup21Earl Cooley–January 9, 1923Republican192022Robert F. Rockwell–January 13, 1925Republican1922William Ellery Sweet23Sterling Byrd Lacy–January 11, 1927Democratic1924Clarence Morley24George Milton Corlett–January 13, 1931Republican1926Billy Adams192825Edwin C. Johnson–January 10, 1933Democratic193026Ray Herbert Talbot–January 1, 1937Democratic1932Edwin C. Johnson1934—Vacant–January 12, 1937—Ray Herbert Talbot27Frank Hayes–January 10, 1939Democratic1936Teller Ammons28John Charles Vivian–January 12, 1943Republican1938Ralph Lawrence Carr194029William Eugene Higby–January 14, 1947Republican1942John Charles Vivian194430Homer L. Pearson–January 11, 1949Democratic1946William Lee Knous31Walter Walford Johnson–April 15, 1950Democratic194832Charles P. Murphy–January 9, 1951RepublicanWalter Walford Johnson33Gordon Allott–January 11, 1955Republican1950Daniel I. J. Thornton195234Stephen McNichols–January 8, 1957Democratic1954Edwin C. Johnson35Frank L. Hays–January 13, 1959Republican1956Stephen McNichols36Robert Lee Knous–January 10, 1967Democratic19581962John Arthur Love37Mark Anthony Hogan–January 12, 1971Democratic196638John D. Vanderhoof–July 16, 1973Republican197039Ted L. Strickland–January 14, 1975RepublicanJohn D. Vanderhoof40George L. Brown–January 10, 1979Democratic1974Richard Lamm41Nancy E. Dick–January 13, 1987Democratic1978198242Mike Callihan–May 10, 1994Democratic1986Roy Romer1990—Vacant–May 11, 1994—43Samuel H. Cassidy–January 3, 1995Democratic44Gail Schoettler–January 12, 1999Democratic199445Joe Rogers–January 14, 2003Republican1998Bill Owens46Jane E. Norton–January 9, 2007Republican200247Barbara O'Brien–January 11, 2011Democratic2006Bill Ritter48Joseph García–May 12, 2016Democratic2010John Hickenlooper201449Donna Lynne–January 8, 2019Democratic50Dianne PrimaveraJanuary 8, 2019–presentDemocratic2018''Jared Polis

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