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Lieutenant Governor of Alaska 

This is a list of people who have served as lieutenant governor of the U.S. state of Alaska since statehood in 1959. The position did not exist prior to statehood, though the territorial-era Secretary of Alaska was somewhat analogous. Prior to August 25, 1970, the position was referred to as Secretary of State, but was functionally identical.[1]

Lieutenant Governors of Alaska

Governor Party Term Governor(s) served under
Hugh Wade Democratic 1959–1966 William A. Egan
Keith Miller[1] Republican 1966–1969 Walter J. Hickel
Robert W. Ward Republican 1969–1970 Keith Miller
H. A. "Red" Boucher Democratic 1970–1974 William A. Egan
Lowell Thomas, Jr. Republican 1974–1978 Jay Hammond
Terry Miller Republican 1978–1982 Jay Hammond
Stephen McAlpine Democratic 1982–1990 Bill Sheffield (1982–86)
Steve Cowper (1986–90)
Jack Coghill Alaskan Independence 1990–1994 Walter J. Hickel
Fran Ulmer Democratic 1994–2002 Tony Knowles
Loren Leman Republican 2002–2006 Frank Murkowski
Sean Parnell Republican 2006-Present Sarah Palin

Notes

  1. ^ Became governor January 29, 1969 upon resignation of Walter Hickel.
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Lieutenant Governors of Alaska
Wade • K. Miller • Ward • Boucher • Thomas • T. Miller • McAlpine • Coghill • Ulmer • Leman • Parnell
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Current lieutenant governors of states and overseas possessions of the United States
   

MN: Carol Molnau (R)
MS: Phil Bryant (R)
MO: Peter Kinder (R)
MT: John Bohlinger (R)
NE: Rick Sheehy (R)
NV: Brian Krolicki (R)
NJ: Created as of 2010
NM: Diane Denish (D)
NY: vacant note
NC: Beverly Perdue (D)
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