Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee

Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee
Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee
	Incumbent; Randy McNally; since January 10, 2017
Type	Lieutenant Governor
Member of	Tennessee Senate
Salary	$48,500

The Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the Senate of Tennessee is the presiding officer of the Tennessee Senate^[1] and first in line in the succession to the office of Governor of Tennessee in the event of the death, resignation, or removal from office through impeachment and conviction of the Governor of the State of Tennessee.

List

Parties

Democratic Republican

Lieutenant Governors of the State of Tennessee
Order	Name	Term	Party	Governor(s) served under	Life
1	Dorsey B. Thomas	1869–1871	Democratic	None	1823–1897
2	John C. Vaughn	1871–1873	Democratic		1824–1875
3	A. T. Lacey	1873–1875	Democratic		1821–1878
4	Thomas H. Paine	1875–1877	Democratic		1836–1903
5	Hugh M. McAdoo	1877–1879	Democratic		1838–1894
6	John R. Neal	1879–1881	Democratic		1836–1889
7	George H. Morgan	1881–1883	Democratic		1841–1900
8	Benjamin F. Alexander	1883–1885	Democratic		1849–1911
9	Cabell R. Berry	1885–1887	Democratic		1848–1910
10	Z. W. Ewing	1887–1889	Democratic		1843–1909
11	Benjamin J. Lea	1889–1891	Democratic		1833–1894
12	William C. Dismukes	1891–1895	Democratic		1850–1903
13	Ernest Pillow	1895–1897	Democratic		1856–1904
14	John Thompson	1897–1899	Democratic		1852–1919
15	Seid Waddell	1899–1901	Democratic		1849–1921
16	Newton H. White	1901–1903	Democratic		1860–1931
17	E. T. Seay	1903–1905	Democratic		1868-1941
18	John I. Cox	1905	Democratic		1855–1946
19	Ernest Rice	1905–1907	Democratic		1872-1950
20	E. G. Tollett	1907–1909	Democratic		1864–1926
21	William Kinney	1909–1911	Democratic		1863–1928
22	Nathaniel Baxter, Jr.	1911–1913	Democratic		1844–1913
23	Newton H. White	1913–1915	Democratic		1860–1931
24	Hugh C. Anderson	1915	Democratic		1851–1915
25	Albert E. Hill	1915–1917	Democratic		1870–1933
26	W. R. Crabtree	1917–1919	Democratic		1867–1920
27	Andrew L. Todd Sr.	1919–1921	Democratic		1872–1945
28	William West Bond	1921–1923	Democratic		1884–1975
29	Eugene J. Bryan	1923–1925	Democratic		1888–1958
30	Lucius D. Hill	1925–1927	Democratic		1856–1933
31	Henry Hollis Horton	1927	Democratic		1866–1934
32	Sam R. Bratton	1929–1931	Democratic		1864–1936
33	Scott Fitzhugh	1931	Democratic		1888–1956
34	Ambrose B. Broadbent	1931–1933	Democratic		1885–1952
35	Albert F. Officer	1933–1935	Democratic		1899–1965
36	William P. Moss	1935–1936	Democratic		1897–1985
37	Bryan Pope	1936–1939	Democratic		1893–1973
38	Blan R. Maxwell	1939–1943	Democratic		1899–1943
39	Joseph H. Ballew	1943–1945	Democratic		1886–1972
40	Larry Morgan	1945–1947	Democratic		1896–1965
41	George Oliver Benton	1947–1949	Democratic		1915–2001
42	Walter M. Haynes	1949–1953	Democratic	Gordon Browning	1897–1967
43	Jared Maddux	1953–1959	Democratic	Frank G. Clement	1912–1971
44	William D. Baird	1959–1962	Democratic	Buford Ellington	1906–1987
45	James L. Bomar, Jr.	1963–1965	Democratic	Frank G. Clement	1914–2001
46	Jared Maddux	1965–1967	Democratic	Frank G. Clement	1912–1971
47	Frank Gorrell	1967–1971	Democratic	Buford Ellington	1927–1994
48	John S. Wilder	1971–2007	Democratic	Winfield Dunn Ray Blanton Lamar Alexander Ned McWherter Don Sundquist Phil Bredesen	1921–2010
49	Ron Ramsey	2007–2017	Republican	Phil Bredesen Bill Haslam	b. 1955
50	Randy McNally	2017–present	Republican	Bill Haslam Bill Lee	b. 1944

Lieutenant Governor Of Tennessee Media

Gen. John Crawford Vaughn, from The Digital Library of Georgia. Vaughn served in the Mexican American War, participated in the California Gold Rush, and served as a Confederate General in the Civil War. After the Civil War Vaughn moved his family to Thomas County, Georgia from 1865-1870.
John R. Neal (Tennessee Congressman) (3x4)
Tennessee Governor John Isaac Cox
William W. Bond, Tennessee State Rep, 60th Gen Assembly
Henry Hollis Horton, Governor of Tennessee (1927–1933)
Jared Maddux
Speaker of the Tennessee House of Representatives James L. Bomar Jr.
Jared Maddux
With wife Sindy and Bill Landry
Sen. Randy McNally (cropped)