Governor of Massachusetts

One holder at a time · 72 terms · 1780–present

Current holder

Previous holders 71

Charlie Baker 2015–2023 Deval Patrick 2007–2015 Mitt Romney 2003–2007 Jane Swift 2001–2003 Paul Cellucci 1999–2001 Paul Cellucci 1997–2001 Bill Weld 1991–1997 Michael Dukakis 1983–1991 Edward J. King 1979–1983 Francis Sargent 1969–1975 Endicott Peabody 1963–1965 John A. Volpe 1961–1963 Foster Furcolo 1957–1961 Christian Herter 1953–1957 Paul A. Dever 1949–1953 Robert F. Bradford 1947–1949 Maurice J. Tobin 1945–1947 Leverett Saltonstall 1939–1945 Charles F. Hurley 1937–1939 James Michael Curley 1935–1937 Joseph B. Ely 1931–1935 Frank G. Allen 1929–1931 Alvan T. Fuller 1925–1929 Channing H. Cox 1921–1925 Calvin Coolidge 1919–1921 Samuel W. McCall 1916–1919 David I. Walsh 1914–1916 Eugene Foss 1911–1914 Eben Sumner Draper 1909–1911 Curtis Guild Jr. 1906–1909 William Lewis Douglas 1905–1906 John L. Bates 1903–1905 Winthrop M. Crane 1900–1903 Frederic T. Greenhalge 1894–1896 William E. Russell 1891–1894 John Q. A. Brackett 1890–1891 Oliver Ames 1887–1890 George D. Robinson 1884–1887 Benjamin Franklin Butler 1883–1884 John Davis Long 1880–1883 Thomas Talbot 1879–1880 Alexander H. Rice 1876–1879 William Gaston 1875–1876 Thomas Talbot 1874–1875 William B. Washburn 1872–1874 William Claflin 1869–1872 Alexander Bullock 1866–1869 John Albion Andrew 1861–1866 Nathaniel P. Banks 1858–1861 Henry Gardner 1855–1858 Emory Washburn 1854–1855 John H. Clifford 1853–1854 George S. Boutwell 1851–1853 George N. Briggs 1844–1851 Marcus Morton 1843–1844 Edward Everett 1836–1840 Samuel Turell Armstrong 1835–1836 John Davis 1834–1835 Levi Lincoln Jr. 1825–1834 William Eustis 1823–1825 John Brooks 1816–1823 Elbridge Gerry 1810–1812 Christopher Gore 1809–1810 Levi Lincoln Sr. 1808–1809 James Sullivan 1807–1808 Caleb Strong 1800–1807 Moses Gill 1799–1800 Increase Sumner 1797–1799 Samuel Adams 1793–1797 John Hancock 1787–1793 John Hancock 1780–1785

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