List of lieutenant governors of Nebraska

This is a list of lieutenant governors of Nebraska.

Lieutenant Governor of Nebraska
Incumbent
Mike Foley
since January 8, 2015
TypeLieutenant governor
Term lengthFour years
Formation1877
First holderOthman A. Abbott

List
Parties

  Fusion (Democratic/Populist) (2)   Democratic (8)   Republican (30)

# Lieutenant Governor Term began Term ended Governor(s) served under Party
1 Othman A. Abbott 1877 1879 Silas Garber Republican
2 Edmund C. Carns 1879 1883 Albinus Nance Republican
3 Alfred W. Agee 1883 1885 James W. Dawes Republican
4 Hibbard H. Shedd 1885 1889 James W. Dawes
John Milton Thayer		 Republican
5 George D. Meiklejohn 1889 1891 John Milton Thayer Republican
6 Thomas J. Majors 1891 1895 John Milton Thayer (Republican)
James E. Boyd (Democratic)
Lorenzo Crounse (Republican)		 Republican
7 Robert E. Moore 1895 1897 Silas A. Holcomb Fusion (Democrat/Populist)
8 James E. Harris 1897 1899 Silas A. Holcomb Fusion (Democrat/Populist)
9 Edward A. Gilbert 1899 1901 William A. Poynter Republican
10 Ezra P. Savage 1901 1901 Charles H. Dietrich Republican
11 Edmund G. McGilton 1903 1907 John H. Mickey Republican
12 Melville R. Hopewell 1907 1911 (died) George L. Sheldon (Republican)
Ashton C. Shallenberger (Democratic)		 Republican
13 Samuel R. McKelvie 1913 1915 John H. Morehead Republican
14 James Pearson 1915 1917 John H. Morehead Democrat
15 Edgar Howard 1917 1919 Keith Neville Democrat
16 Pelham A. Barrows 1919 1923 Samuel R. McKelvie Republican
17 Fred G. Johnson 1923 1925 Charles W. Bryan Republican
18 George A. Williams 1925 1931 Adam McMullen
Arthur J. Weaver		 Republican
19 Theodore W. Metcalfe 1931 1933 Charles W. Bryan Republican
20 Walter H. Jurgensen 1933 1938 Charles W. Bryan
Robert Leroy Cochran		 Democrat
21 Nate M. Parsons 1938 1939 Robert Leroy Cochran Democrat
22 William E. Johnson 1939 1943 Robert Leroy Cochran (Democratic)
Dwight Griswold (Republican)		 Republican
23 Roy W. Johnson 1943 1947 Dwight Griswold Republican
24 Robert B. Crosby 1947 1949 Val Peterson Republican
25 Charles J. Warner 1949 1955 (died) Val Peterson
Robert B. Crosby
Victor E. Anderson		 Republican
26 Dwight W. Burney 1957 1965 Ralph G. Brooks
Dwight W. Burney
Frank B. Morrison		 Republican
27 Philip C. Sorensen 1965 1967 Frank B. Morrison Democrat
28 John E. Everroad 1967 1971 Norbert T. Tiemann Republican
29 Frank Marsh 1971 1975 J. James Exon Republican
30 Gerald T. Whelan 1975 1979 J. James Exon Democrat
31 Roland A. Luedtke 1979 1983 Charles Thone Republican
32 Donald F. McGinley 1983 1987 J. Robert Kerrey Democrat
33 William E. Nichol 1987 1991 Kay A. Orr Republican
34 Maxine B. Moul 1991 1993 (resigned) Ben Nelson Democrat
35 Kim M. Robak 1993 (appointed) 1999 Ben Nelson Democrat
36 David Maurstad 1999 2001 (resigned) Mike Johanns Republican
37 Dave Heineman 2001 (appointed) 2005 (became governor) Mike Johanns Republican
38 Rick Sheehy 2005 (appointed) 2013 (resigned) Dave Heineman Republican
39 Lavon Heidemann 2013 (appointed) 2014 (resigned) Dave Heineman Republican
40 John E. Nelson 2014 (appointed) 2015 Dave Heineman Republican
41 Mike Foley 2015 Incumbent Pete Ricketts Republican

Living former Lieutenant Governors of Nebraska

As of February 2017, seven former lieutenant governors of Nebraska who are currently living at this time. The most recent to die was Philip C. Sorensen (1965–1967) on February 12, 2017.[1] The most recently serving lieutenant governor to die was William E. Nichol (1987–1991) on November 29, 2006.

Lt. GovernorLt. Gubernatorial termDate of birth (and age)
Maxine B. Moul 1991–1993 (1947-01-26) January 26, 1947
Kim M. Robak 1993–1999 (1955-10-04) October 4, 1955
David I. Maurstad 1999–2001 (1953-08-25) August 25, 1953
David Heineman 2001–2005 (1948-05-12) May 12, 1948
Rick Sheehy 2005–2013 (1959-10-03) October 3, 1959
Lavon Heidemann 2013–2014 (1958-10-24) October 24, 1958
John E. Nelson 2014–2015 (1935-12-29) December 29, 1935

See also

References
  1. Szalewski, Susan (February 15, 2017). "Philip Sorensen's 'fondness for Nebraska never lagged'". Omaha World-Herald. Retrieved October 5, 2017.
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