List of lieutenant governors of Alabama

Lieutenant Governor of Alabama

Incumbent
Kay Ivey

since January 17, 2011
Style The Honorable
Term length Four years, renewable once
Inaugural holder Andrew J. Applegate
Formation 1868
Salary $68,556
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This is a list of lieutenant governors of the U.S. state of Alabama, 1868 to present. In Alabama, the Lieutenant Governor and the Governor do not run together on the same ticket. The Lieutenant Governor can therefore be affiliated with a different political party than that of the Governor. Under the Alabama Constitution, the Lieutenant Governor is the President and Presiding Officer of the Alabama Senate and the Lieutenant Governor, like other statewide officeholders in Alabama are sworn-in on the third Monday every four years. The current Lieutenant Governor is Kay Ivey.

Parties

  Democratic   Republican

#Lt. GovernorTermPartyGovernor(s) served underNotes
1 Andrew J. Applegate 18681870 Republican William H. Smith
2 Edward H. Moren 18701872 Democratic Robert B. Lindsay
3 Alexander McKinstry 18721874 Republican David P. Lewis
4 Robert F. Ligon 18741876 Democratic George S. Houston
Office abolished 18761903
5 Russell M. Cunningham 19031907 Democratic William D. Jelks [1]
6 Henry B. Gray 19071911 Democratic B. B. Comer
7 Walter D. Seed, Sr. 19111915 Democratic Emmet O'Neal
8 Thomas E. Kilby 19151919 Democratic Charles Henderson
9 Nathan L. Miller 19191923 Democratic Thomas E. Kilby
10 Charles S. McDowell 19231927 Democratic William W. Brandon [1]
11 William C. Davis 19271931 Democratic Bibb Graves
12 Hugh D. Merrill 19311935 Democratic Benjamin M. Miller
13 Thomas E. Knight 19351939 Democratic Bibb Graves
14 Albert A. Carmichael 19391943 Democratic Frank M. Dixon
15 Leven H. Ellis 19431947 Democratic Chauncey Sparks
16 James C. Inzer 19471951 Democratic James E. Folsom Sr.
17 James B. Allen 19511955 Democratic Gordon Persons
18 William G. Hardwick 19551959 Democratic James E. Folsom Sr.
19 Albert B. Boutwell 19591963 Democratic John Malcolm Patterson
20 James B. Allen 19631967 Democratic George Wallace
21 Albert P. Brewer 19671968 Democratic Lurleen Wallace [2]
22 Jere Beasley 19711979 Democratic George Wallace [1]
23 George McMillan, Jr. 19791983 Democratic Forrest H. "Fob" James Jr.
24 Bill Baxley 19831987 Democratic George Wallace
25 Jim Folsom, Jr. 19871993 Democratic H. Guy Hunt [2]
26 Don Siegelman 19951999 Democratic Fob James
27 Steve Windom 19992003 Republican Don Siegelman
28 Lucy Baxley 20032007 Democratic Bob Riley
29 Jim Folsom, Jr. 20072011 Democratic Bob Riley
30 Kay Ivey 2011 Republican Robert Bentley

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Acted as governor while the governor was out of state for more than 20 days.
  2. 1 2 Became governor following death, conviction or resignation of the governor. The President Pro Tempore of the Senate thereupon became the senior presiding officer of the Senate, and next in line for the governorship, for the remainder of the quadrennium.

Other high offices held

This is a table of the higher offices held by lieutenant governors. All representatives and senators represented Alabama.

Lt. GovernorLt. Gubernatorial term (years as lieutenant governors while in office)Higher offices held
Robert F. Ligon 18741876 U.S. Representative
Russell M. Cunningham 19031907 Governor of Alabama
Thomas E. Kilby 19151919 Governor of Alabama
Charles S. McDowell 19231927 Acting Governor of Alabama
James Allen 19511955
19631967
U.S. Senator
Albert P. Brewer 19671968 Governor of Alabama
Jere Beasley 19711979 Acting Governor of Alabama
Jim Folsom, Jr. 19871993
20072011
Governor of Alabama
Don Siegelman 19951999 Governor of Alabama

Living former U.S. Lieutenant Governors of Alabama

As of October 2016, there are seven former U.S. lieutenant governors of Alabama who are currently living at this time.

Lt. GovernorLt. Gubernatorial termDate of birth (and age)
Albert Brewer 19671968 October 26, 1928
Jere Beasley 19711979 December 12, 1935
George McMillan 19791983 October 11, 1943
Bill Baxley 19831987 June 27, 1941
Jim Folsom, Jr. 19871993
20072011
May 14, 1949
Don Siegelman 19951999 February 24, 1946
Steve Windom 19992003 November 6, 1949
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