EXECUTIVE · IL · 1969-1973
Paul Simon
Lt Governor · Democrat · Illinois
NOTABLE
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Later 5-term U.S. Rep + 2-term U.S. Senator IL; 1988 presidential candidate
Background
Paul Simon served as Lt Governor of Illinois from 1969–1973 (4 years). Flagged as a notable historical figure by Officium's curation pass. Took office after Samuel H. Shapiro; succeeded by Neil F. Hartigan. Note: Later 5-term U.S. Rep + 2-term U.S. Senator IL; 1988 presidential candidate. Same-year political environment (1969): Governor Richard B. Ogilvie.
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Others who held this office in Illinois
- Bob Kustra (1991-1998)
- George H. Ryan (1983-1991)
- David C. O'Neal (1977-1981)
- Neil F. Hartigan (1973-1977)
- Samuel H. Shapiro (1961-1969)
- John W. Chapman (1957-1961)
- John W. Chapman (1953-1957)
- Sherwood Dixon (1953-1953)
- Hugh W. Cross (1949-1953)