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Encyclopedia > Governor of Maine

This is a list of Governors of Maine since statehood in 1820.



# Name Party Term
1 William King Democrat 1820–1821
2 William D. Williamson Democrat 1821–1821
3 Benjamin Ames Democrat 1821–1822
4 Albion K. Parris Democrat 1822–1827
5 Enoch Lincoln Democrat 1827–1829
6 Nathan Cutler Democrat 1829–1830
7 Joshua Hall Democrat 1830–1830
8 Jonathan Hunton National Republican 1830–1831
9 Samuel E. Smith Democrat 1831–1834
10 Robert Dunlap Democrat 1834–1838
# Edward Kent Whig 1838–1839
# John Fairfield Democrat 1839–1841
# Edward Kent Whig 1841–1842
# John Fairfield Democrat 1842–1843
# Edward Kavanagh Democrat 1843–1844
# Hugh J. Anderson Democrat 1844–1847
# John W. Dana Democrat 1847–1850
# John Hubbard Democrat 1850–1853
# William G. Crosby Whig 1853–1855
# Anson P. Morrill Republican 1855–1856
# Samuel Wells Democrat 1856–1857
# Hannibal Hamlin Republican 1857–1857
# Joseph H. Williams Republican 1857–1858
# Lot M. Morrill Republican 1858–1861
# Israel Washburn, Jr. Republican 1861–1863
# Abner Coburn Republican 1863–1864
# Samuel Cony Republican 1864–1867
# Joshua L. Chamberlain Republican 1867–1871
# Sidney Perham Republican 1871–1874
# Nelson Dingley, Jr. Republican 1874–1876
# Seldon Connor Republican 1876–1879
# Alonzo Garcelon Democrat 1879–1880
# Daniel F. Davis Republican 1880–1881
# Harris M. Plaisted Democrat 1881–1883
# Frederick Robie Republican 1883–1887
# Joseph R. Bodwell Republican 1887–1887
# S. S. Marble Republican 1887–1889
# Edwin C. Burleigh Republican 1889–1893
# Henry B. Cleaves Republican 1893–1897
# Llewellyn Powers Republican 1897–1901
# John Fremont Hill Republican 1901–1905
# William T. Cobb Republican 1905–1909
# Bert M. Fernald Republican 1909–1911
# Frederick W. Plaisted Democrat 1911–1913
# William T. Haines Republican 1913–1915
# Oakley C. Curtis Democrat 1915–1917
# Carl E. Milliken Republican 1917–1921
# Frederic H. Parkhurst Republican 1921–1921
# Percival P. Baxter Republican 1921–1925
# Ralph Owen Brewster Republican 1925–1929
# William Tudor Gardiner Republican 1929–1933
# Louis J. Brann Democrat 1933–1937
# Lewis O. Barrows Republican 1937–1941
# Sumner Sewall Republican 1941–1945
# Horace A. Hildreth Republican 1945–1949
# Frederick G. Payne Republican 1949–1952
# Burton M. Cross Republican 1952–1955
# Edmund Muskie Democrat 1955–1959
# Robert Haskell Republican 1959–1959
# Clinton Clauson Democrat 1959–1959
# John H. Reed Republican 1959–1967
# Kenneth M. Curtis Democrat 1967–1975
# James B. Longley Independent 1975–1979
# Joseph E. Brennan Democrat 1979–1987
# John R. McKernan, Jr. Republican 1987–1995
# Angus King Independent 1995–2003
# John Baldacci Democrat 2003—

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Maine Writers: C (10187 words)
Romance author and lifetime Mainer Janet Chapman was born in northern Maine and lives now in a log home on a lake in Glenburn, Maine, with her husband and sons.
Born in Blue Hill, a 1909 Univ. of Maine graduate, with a Ph.D. in English from the Univ. of Minnesota, 1922, and honorary degrees from the Univ. of Maine, 1928; Bowdoin, 1933; Colby College, 1937; Northeastern University, 1947; and Smith College, 1949.
Maine Public TV also provides biographical information on Chute as well as excerpts from her works and a list of her favourite books.
Third Party Watch » Blog Archive » LaMarche Enters Maine Race (960 words)
The current national co-chairman of the Green Party of the United States and the party’s national vice presidential candidate in 2004, LaMarche ran as a Green for governor in Maine in 1998 and secured 7 percent of the vote.
Seven years since her previous run for governor, LaMarche maintained that Maine’s political landscape has changed and that the Green Independent Party is here to stay.
The candidate’s brief presentation Thursday was short on details of what she hopes to accomplish as governor other than that she would develop platforms to address jobs, health care, education and tax reform.
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