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This is a list of the Governors of the U.S. state of New York. The governor is the highest executive officer of the state. He was originally elected in April for a term of three years, beginning on July 1. The New York State Constitutional Convention of 1821 amended the state constitution, reducing the term of office to two years, moving the election to November, and moving the beginning and the end of the term to coincide with the calendar year. Until today the term ends on December 31, the next term begins on January 1. Beginning in 1877, the term in office was extended again to three years, in 1895 reduced to two years, and from 1938 on it was extended to the current four years.

The current Governor, the 58th, is Eliot Spitzer, who took office on New Year's Day, 2007.

Since 1875, the home of the Governor has been the New York State Executive Mansion in Albany, New York.

For colonial governors see List of colonial governors of New York.

List of governors {|class="wikitable"! # !! Picture !! Name !! Took office !! Left office !! Party !! Lt. Governor(s) !! Notes|- |1||George Clinton (vice president)|July 30 1777 [1795|[Pierre Van Cortlandt|[April 1 1795 [1801|[Stephen Van Rensselaer|[April 1 1801 [1804||- |4||[Morgan Lewis (governor)|April 1 1804 [1807||- |5||[Daniel D. Tompkins [1807 [1817
[John Tayler (acting)
DeWitt Clinton
John Tayler.|- |6||[John Tayler [1817 [1817|[July 1 1817 [1823||- |8||[Joseph C. Yates [1823 [1825||-|9||[DeWitt Clinton [1825 [1828|[James Tallmadge, Jr.
Nathaniel Pitcher|[February 11 1828 [1829 (acting)
[Charles Dayan (acting)]|January 1 1829 [1829|[Enos T. Throop.|- |12||[Enos T. Throop [1829 [1833 (acting)
[William M. Oliver (acting)
Edward Philip Livingston|[January 1 1833 [1839|[John Tracy|[January 1 1839 [1843|[Luther Bradish|[January 1 1843 [1845||- |16||[Silas Wright [1845 [1847||- |17||[John Young (governor)|January 1 1847 [1849
[Hamilton Fish|[January 1 1849 [1851||- |19||[Washington Hunt [1851 [1853|[Sanford E. Church|[January 1 1853 [1855||-|21||[Myron H. Clark [1855 [1857|[Henry J. Raymond|[January 1 1857 [1859|[Henry R. Selden|[January 1 1859 [1863||- |24||[Horatio Seymour [1863 [1865||- |25||[Reuben Fenton [1865 [1869|[Thomas G. Alvord
Stewart L. Woodford|[January 1 1869 [1873||- |27||[John Adams Dix [1873 [1875||- |28||[Samuel J. Tilden [1875 [1877||- |29||[Lucius Robinson [1877 [1880||- |30||[Alonzo B. Cornell [1880 [1883||- |31||[Grover Cleveland [1883 [1885||- |32||[David B. Hill [1885 [1892 (acting)
[Edward F. Jones|[January 1 1892 [1895||- |34||[Levi P. Morton [1895 [1897||- |35||[Frank S. Black [1897 [1899||- |36||[Theodore Roosevelt [1899 [1901||- |37||[Benjamin Barker Odell, Jr.|January 1 1901 [1905
[Frank W. Higgins|[January 1 1905 [1907||- |39||[Charles Evans Hughes [1907 [1910
[Horace White.|- |40||[Horace White [1910 [1911||- |41||[John Alden Dix [1911 [1913||- |42||[William Sulzer [1913 [1913|Impeached and removed from office for campaign contribution fraud.|- |43||[Martin H. Glynn [1913 [1915||- |44||[Charles S. Whitman [1915 [1919||- |45||[Al Smith [1919 [1921||- |46||[Nathan Lewis Miller|January 1 1921 [1923||- |47||[Al Smith [1923 [1929
[Seymour Lowman
Edwin Corning|[January 1 1929 [1933||- |49||[Herbert H. Lehman [1933 [1942
[Charles Poletti.|- |50||[Charles Poletti [1942 [1943 (acting)||- |51||[Thomas Dewey [1943 [1955
[Joe R. Hanley
Frank C. Moore
Arthur H. Wicks (acting)
Walter J. Mahoney (acting)]|January 1 1955 [1959||- |53||[Nelson Rockefeller [1959 [1973|Resigned to devote himself to his Commission on Critical Choices for Americans.|- |54||[Malcolm Wilson (New York)|December 18 1973 [1975 (acting)||- |55||[Hugh Carey [1975 [1983
[Mario Cuomo|[January 1 1983 [1995
[Warren M. Anderson (acting)
Stanley Lundine||- |57||George Pataki [1995 [2007
[Mary Donohue||- |58||Eliot Spitzer [2007|Governor Spitzer's first term expires in 2010; he is not yet [term limited.|}

Notes Living former governors As of July 2007, three former governors were alive, the oldest being Hugh Carey (1975–1982, born 1919). The most recent governor to die was Charles Poletti (1942), on August 8 2002. The most recently-serving governor to die was Malcolm Wilson (New York) (1973–1974), on March 13 2000.

{]|1975–1982|April 11 1919|1983–1994|[June 15 1932|1995–2006|[June 24 1945|}

Other offices held Many New York governors have also held higher office



Some had held a higher office before becoming governor.

Other high offices held This is a table of congressional and other federal offices held by governors. All representatives and senators mentioned represented New York. * denotes those offices which the governor resigned to take.

{| class="wikitable"!rowspan="2"|Name!rowspan="2"|Gubernatorial term!colspan="2"|United States Congress!rowspan="2"|Other offices held|-!United States House of Representatives!United States Senate|-|George Clinton (vice president)|1777–1795, 1801–1804|||Continental Congress, Vice President of the United States|1795–1801|||[President of the Continental Congress, United States Secretary for Foreign Affairs, United States Ambassador to Spain, Chief Justice of the United States|1807–1817|align="center"|H||Vice President of the United States*|-|[DeWitt Clinton|1828|align="center"|H|||-|[Martin Van Buren, [United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Vice President of the United States, President of the United States*]|1829–1832|align="center"|H|||-|William L. Marcy, U.S. Secretary of State|-|[William H. Seward|1845–1845|align="center"|H|align="center"|S||-|[John Young (governor)|1847–1848|align="center"|H|||-|Hamilton Fish|1851–1852|align="center"|H|||-|[John Alsop King|1859–1862||align="center"|S||-|[Reuben Fenton|1873–1874||align="center"|S|[United States Ambassador to France, United States Secretary of the Treasury|-|Grover Cleveland|1885–1891||align="center"|S||-|[Roswell P. Flower|1895–1896|align="center"|H||Ambassador to France, Vice President of the United States|-|[Frank S. Black|1899–1900|||Vice President of the United States, President of the United States|-|[Benjamin Barker Odell, Jr.|1901–1904|align="center"|H|||-|[Charles Evans Hughes*, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court|-|[William Sulzer|1913–1914|align="center"|H|||-|[Franklin D. Roosevelt|1933–1942||align="center"|S||-|[W. Averell Harriman, Ambassador to the United Kingdom|-|[Nelson Rockefeller|1975–1982|align="center"|H|||}

See also

External links | last = Jenkins | first = John S. | authorlink = John S. Jenkins | title = Lives of the governors of the state of New York | publisher = Derby and Miller | date = 1851 | location = Auburn N.Y. | pages = 862 | url = http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/moa/moa-cgi?notisid=ANW1479-->

This is a list of the Governors of the U.S. state of New York. The governor is the highest executive officer of the state. He was originally elected in April for a term of three years, beginning on July 1. The New York State Constitutional Convention of 1821 amended the state constitution, reducing the term of office to two years, moving the election to November, and moving the beginning and the end of the term to coincide with the calendar year. Until today the term ends on December 31, the next term begins on January 1. Beginning in 1877, the term in office was extended again to three years, in 1895 reduced to two years, and from 1938 on it was extended to the current four years.

The current Governor, the 58th, is Eliot Spitzer, who took office on New Year's Day, 2007.

Since 1875, the home of the Governor has been the New York State Executive Mansion in Albany, New York.

For colonial governors see List of colonial governors of New York.

List of governors {|class="wikitable"! # !! Picture !! Name !! Took office !! Left office !! Party !! Lt. Governor(s) !! Notes|- |1||George Clinton (vice president)|July 30 1777 [1795|[Pierre Van Cortlandt|[April 1 1795 [1801|[Stephen Van Rensselaer|[April 1 1801 [1804||- |4||[Morgan Lewis (governor)|April 1 1804 [1807||- |5||[Daniel D. Tompkins [1807 [1817
[John Tayler (acting)
DeWitt Clinton
John Tayler.|- |6||[John Tayler [1817 [1817|[July 1 1817 [1823||- |8||[Joseph C. Yates [1823 [1825||-|9||[DeWitt Clinton [1825 [1828|[James Tallmadge, Jr.
Nathaniel Pitcher|[February 11 1828 [1829 (acting)
[Charles Dayan (acting)]|January 1 1829 [1829|[Enos T. Throop.|- |12||[Enos T. Throop [1829 [1833 (acting)
[William M. Oliver (acting)
Edward Philip Livingston|[January 1 1833 [1839|[John Tracy|[January 1 1839 [1843|[Luther Bradish|[January 1 1843 [1845||- |16||[Silas Wright [1845 [1847||- |17||[John Young (governor)|January 1 1847 [1849
[Hamilton Fish|[January 1 1849 [1851||- |19||[Washington Hunt [1851 [1853|[Sanford E. Church|[January 1 1853 [1855||-|21||[Myron H. Clark [1855 [1857|[Henry J. Raymond|[January 1 1857 [1859|[Henry R. Selden|[January 1 1859 [1863||- |24||[Horatio Seymour [1863 [1865||- |25||[Reuben Fenton [1865 [1869|[Thomas G. Alvord
Stewart L. Woodford|[January 1 1869 [1873||- |27||[John Adams Dix [1873 [1875||- |28||[Samuel J. Tilden [1875 [1877||- |29||[Lucius Robinson [1877 [1880||- |30||[Alonzo B. Cornell [1880 [1883||- |31||[Grover Cleveland [1883 [1885||- |32||[David B. Hill [1885 [1892 (acting)
[Edward F. Jones|[January 1 1892 [1895||- |34||[Levi P. Morton [1895 [1897||- |35||[Frank S. Black [1897 [1899||- |36||[Theodore Roosevelt [1899 [1901||- |37||[Benjamin Barker Odell, Jr.|January 1 1901 [1905
[Frank W. Higgins|[January 1 1905 [1907||- |39||[Charles Evans Hughes [1907 [1910
[Horace White.|- |40||[Horace White [1910 [1911||- |41||[John Alden Dix [1911 [1913||- |42||[William Sulzer [1913 [1913|Impeached and removed from office for campaign contribution fraud.|- |43||[Martin H. Glynn [1913 [1915||- |44||[Charles S. Whitman [1915 [1919||- |45||[Al Smith [1919 [1921||- |46||[Nathan Lewis Miller|January 1 1921 [1923||- |47||[Al Smith [1923 [1929
[Seymour Lowman
Edwin Corning|[January 1 1929 [1933||- |49||[Herbert H. Lehman [1933 [1942
[Charles Poletti.|- |50||[Charles Poletti [1942 [1943 (acting)||- |51||[Thomas Dewey [1943 [1955
[Joe R. Hanley
Frank C. Moore
Arthur H. Wicks (acting)
Walter J. Mahoney (acting)]|January 1 1955 [1959||- |53||[Nelson Rockefeller [1959 [1973|Resigned to devote himself to his Commission on Critical Choices for Americans.|- |54||[Malcolm Wilson (New York)|December 18 1973 [1975 (acting)||- |55||[Hugh Carey [1975 [1983
[Mario Cuomo|[January 1 1983 [1995
[Warren M. Anderson (acting)
Stanley Lundine||- |57||George Pataki [1995 [2007
[Mary Donohue||- |58||Eliot Spitzer [2007|Governor Spitzer's first term expires in 2010; he is not yet [term limited.|}

Notes Living former governors As of July 2007, three former governors were alive, the oldest being Hugh Carey (1975–1982, born 1919). The most recent governor to die was Charles Poletti (1942), on August 8 2002. The most recently-serving governor to die was Malcolm Wilson (New York) (1973–1974), on March 13 2000.

{]|1975–1982|April 11 1919|1983–1994|[June 15 1932|1995–2006|[June 24 1945|}

Other offices held Many New York governors have also held higher office



Some had held a higher office before becoming governor.

Other high offices held This is a table of congressional and other federal offices held by governors. All representatives and senators mentioned represented New York. * denotes those offices which the governor resigned to take.

{| class="wikitable"!rowspan="2"|Name!rowspan="2"|Gubernatorial term!colspan="2"|United States Congress!rowspan="2"|Other offices held|-!United States House of Representatives!United States Senate|-|George Clinton (vice president)|1777–1795, 1801–1804|||Continental Congress, Vice President of the United States|1795–1801|||[President of the Continental Congress, United States Secretary for Foreign Affairs, United States Ambassador to Spain, Chief Justice of the United States|1807–1817|align="center"|H||Vice President of the United States*|-|[DeWitt Clinton|1828|align="center"|H|||-|[Martin Van Buren, [United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Vice President of the United States, President of the United States*]|1829–1832|align="center"|H|||-|William L. Marcy, U.S. Secretary of State|-|[William H. Seward|1845–1845|align="center"|H|align="center"|S||-|[John Young (governor)|1847–1848|align="center"|H|||-|Hamilton Fish|1851–1852|align="center"|H|||-|[John Alsop King|1859–1862||align="center"|S||-|[Reuben Fenton|1873–1874||align="center"|S|[United States Ambassador to France, United States Secretary of the Treasury|-|Grover Cleveland|1885–1891||align="center"|S||-|[Roswell P. Flower|1895–1896|align="center"|H||Ambassador to France, Vice President of the United States|-|[Frank S. Black|1899–1900|||Vice President of the United States, President of the United States|-|[Benjamin Barker Odell, Jr.|1901–1904|align="center"|H|||-|[Charles Evans Hughes*, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court|-|[William Sulzer|1913–1914|align="center"|H|||-|[Franklin D. Roosevelt|1933–1942||align="center"|S||-|[W. Averell Harriman, Ambassador to the United Kingdom|-|[Nelson Rockefeller|1975–1982|align="center"|H|||}

See also

External links | last = Jenkins | first = John S. | authorlink = John S. Jenkins | title = Lives of the governors of the state of New York | publisher = Derby and Miller | date = 1851 | location = Auburn N.Y. | pages = 862 | url = http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/moa/moa-cgi?notisid=ANW1479-->



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