EXECUTIVE · MO · 1993-2000
Mel Carnahan
Governor · Democrat · Missouri
On the record
Died in plane crash Oct 2000 while running for U.S. Senate; won posthumously
Background
Missouri's Governor 1993–2000: Mel Carnahan — 7-year tenure. Before this office: Lt Governor (1989-1993); Treasurer (1981-1985). After: Governor (1993-2000). Note: Died in plane crash Oct 2000 while running for U.S. Senate; won posthumously. Same-year political environment (1993): Attorney General Jeremiah Nixon; Treasurer Bob Holden.
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- Bob Holden (2001-2005)
- Roger Wilson (2000-2001)
- Mel Carnahan (1993-2000)
- John Ashcroft (1985-1993)
- Christopher S. Bond (1981-1985)
- Joseph P. Teasdale (1977-1981)
- Christopher S. Bond (1973-1977)
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