Governors Edit
Governor of Alabama : Rufus W. Cobb (Democratic )
Governor of Arkansas : William Read Miller (Democratic )
Governor of California : William Irwin (Democratic )
Governor of Colorado : John Long Routt (Republican ) (until January 14), Frederick Walker Pitkin (Republican ) (starting January 14)
Governor of Connecticut : Richard D. Hubbard (Democratic ) (until January 9), Charles B. Andrews (Republican ) (starting January 9)
Governor of Delaware : John P. Cochran (Democratic ) (until January 21), John W. Hall (Democratic ) (starting January 21)
Governor of Florida : George Franklin Drew (Democratic )
Governor of Georgia : Alfred H. Colquitt (Democratic )
Governor of Illinois : Shelby Moore Cullom (Republican )
Governor of Indiana : James D. Williams (Democratic )
Governor of Iowa : John H. Gear (Republican )
Governor of Kansas : George T. Anthony (Republican ) (until January 13), John P. St. John (Republican ) (starting January 13)
Governor of Kentucky : James B. McCreary (Democratic ) (until September 2), Luke P. Blackburn (Democratic ) (starting September 2)
Governor of Louisiana : Francis T. Nicholls (Democratic )
Governor of Maine : Seldon Connor (Republican ) (until January 8), Alonzo Garcelon (Democratic ) (starting January 8)
Governor of Maryland : John Lee Carroll (Democratic )
Governor of Massachusetts : Alexander H. Rice (Republican ) (until January 2), Thomas Talbot (Republican ) (starting January 2)
Governor of Michigan : Charles Croswell (Republican )
Governor of Minnesota : John S. Pillsbury (Republican )
Governor of Mississippi : John M. Stone (Democratic )
Governor of Missouri : John Smith Phelps (Democratic )
Governor of Nebraska : Silas Garber (Republican ) (until January 9), Albinus Nance (Republican ) (starting January 9)
Governor of Nevada : Lewis R. Bradley (Democratic ) (until January 6), John H. Kinkead (Republican ) (starting January 6)
Governor of New Hampshire : Benjamin F. Prescott (Republican ) (until June 5), Natt Head (Republican ) (starting June 5)
Governor of New Jersey : George B. McClellan (Democratic )
Governor of New York : Lucius Robinson (Democratic ) (until end of December 31)
Governor of North Carolina : Zebulon Baird Vance (Democratic ) (until February 5), Thomas Jordan Jarvis (Democratic ) (starting February 5)
Governor of Ohio : Richard M. Bishop (Democratic )
Governor of Oregon : W. W. Thayer (Democratic )
Governor of Pennsylvania : John F. Hartranft (Republican ) (until January 21), Henry M. Hoyt (Republican ) (starting January 21)
Governor of Rhode Island : Charles C. Van Zandt (Republican )
Governor of South Carolina : Wade Hampton III (Democratic ) (until February 26), William Dunlap Simpson (Democratic ) (starting February 26)
Governor of Tennessee : James D. Porter (Democratic ) (until February 16), Albert S. Marks (Democratic ) (starting February 16)
Governor of Texas : Richard B. Hubbard (Democratic ) (until January 21), Oran M. Roberts (Democratic ) (starting January 21)
Governor of Vermont : Redfield Proctor (Republican )
Governor of Virginia : Frederick W. M. Holliday (Democratic )
Governor of West Virginia : Henry M. Mathews (Democratic )
Governor of Wisconsin : William E. Smith (Republican )
Lieutenant Governors Edit
Lieutenant Governor of California : James A. Johnson (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Colorado : Lafayette Head (Republican ) (until January 14), Horace Austin Warner Tabor (Republican ) (starting January 14)
Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut : Francis Loomis (Democratic ) (until January 9), David Gallup (Republican ) (starting January 9)
Lieutenant Governor of Florida : Noble A. Hull (Democratic ) (until month and day unknown), vacant (starting month and day unknown)
Lieutenant Governor of Illinois : Andrew Shuman (Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Indiana : Isaac P. Gray (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Iowa : Frank T. Campbell (Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Kansas : Lyman U. Humphrey (Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky : John C. Underwood (Democratic ) (until September 2), James E. Cantrill (Democratic ) (starting September 2)
Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana : Louis A. Wiltz (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts : Horatio G. Knight (Republican ) (until January 2), John D. Long (Republican ) (starting January 2)
Lieutenant Governor of Michigan : Alonzo Sessions (Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota : James Wakefield (Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi : William H. Sims (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Missouri : Henry Clay Brockmeyer (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Nebraska : Othman A. Abbott (Republican ) (until January 9), Edmund C. Carns (Republican ) (starting January 9)
Lieutenant Governor of Nevada : Jewett W. Adams (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of New York : William Dorsheimer (Democratic ) (until end of December 31)
Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina : Thomas J. Jarvis (Democratic ) (until February 5), vacant (starting February 5)
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio : Jabez W. Fitch (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania : John Latta (Democratic ) (until January 21), Charles Warren Stone (Republican ) (starting January 21)
Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island : Albert Howard (political party unknown)
Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina : William Dunlap Simpson (Democratic ) (until February 26), vacant (starting February 26)
Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee : Hugh M. McAdoo (Democratic ) (until month and day unknown), John R. Neal (Democratic ) (starting month and day unknown)
Lieutenant Governor of Texas : vacant (until January 21), Joseph Draper Sayers (Democratic ) (starting January 21)
Lieutenant Governor of Vermont : Eben Pomeroy Colton (Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia : James A. Walker (Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin : James M. Bingham (Republican )