EXECUTIVE · RI · 1945-1950
John O. Pastore
Governor · Democrat · Rhode Island
On the record
Resigned to U.S. Senate
SEVERITY · RESIGNED
Background
Between 1945 and 1950, John O. Pastore held the Governor seat in Rhode Island, a 5-year tenure. Earliest occupant of this seat in Officium's records; succeeded by John S. McKiernan. Departure context: Resigned to U.S. Senate.
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Others who held this office in Rhode Island
- Dan McKee (2021-present)
- Gina Raimondo (2015-2021)
- Lincoln Chafee (2011-2015)
- Don Carcieri (2003-2011)
- Lincoln Almond (1995-2003)
- Bruce Sundlun (1991-1995)
- Edward DiPrete (1985-1991)
- J. Joseph Garrahy (1977-1985)
- Philip W. Noel (1973-1977)
- Frank Licht (1969-1973)
- John Chafee (1963-1969)
- John A. Notte Jr. (1961-1963)
- Christopher Del Sesto (1959-1961)
- Dennis J. Roberts (1951-1959)
- John S. McKiernan (1950-1951)