List of lieutenant governors of Vermont

The Lieutenant Governor of Vermont is elected for a two-year term and chosen separately from the governor.

Lieutenant Governor of Vermont
Coat of Arms of Vermont
Incumbent David Zuckerman since January 5, 2023
Term length	Two years, no term limit
Inaugural holder	Jonathan Hunt
Formation	1791; Constitution of Vermont
Succession	Every two years, unless re-elected.
Salary	$78,145

List

Parties

  Democratic (7)   Democratic-Republican (5)   Federalist (1)   Republican/National Union (57)   Whig/National Republican/Anti-Masonic (10)   Progressive (1)

#	Name	Party	Term	Governor(s) served under
1	Peter Olcott	—	1791–1794	Thomas Chittenden
2	Jonathan Hunt	—	1794–1796	Thomas Chittenden
3	Paul Brigham	Democratic-Republican	1796–1813	Thomas Chittenden himself Isaac Tichenor Israel Smith Isaac Tichenor Jonas Galusha
4	William Chamberlain	Federalist	1813–1815	Martin Chittenden
5	Paul Brigham	Democratic-Republican	1815–1820	Jonas Galusha
6	William Cahoon	Democratic-Republican	1820–1822	Richard Skinner
7	Aaron Leland	Democratic-Republican	1822–1827	Richard Skinner Cornelius P. Van Ness Ezra Butler
8	Henry Olin	Democratic-Republican	1827–1830	Ezra Butler
9	Mark Richards	National Republican	1830–1831	Samuel C. Crafts
10	Lebbeus Egerton	Anti-Masonic	1831–1835	William A. Palmer
11	Silas H. Jennison	Whig / Anti-Masonic	1835–1836	Silas H. Jennison
12	David M. Camp	Whig	1836–1841	Silas H. Jennison
13	Waitstill R. Ranney	Whig	1841–1843	Charles Paine
14	Horace Eaton	Whig	1843–1846	John Mattocks William Slade
15	Leonard Sargeant	Whig	1846–1848	Horace Eaton
16	Robert Pierpoint	Whig	1848–1850	Carlos Coolidge
17	Julius Converse	Whig	1850–1852	Charles K. Williams
18	William C. Kittredge	Whig	1852–1853	Erastus Fairbanks
19	Jefferson P. Kidder	Democratic	1853–1854	John S. Robinson
20	Ryland Fletcher	Republican	1854–1856	Stephen Royce
21	James M. Slade	Republican	1856–1858	Ryland Fletcher
22	Burnham Martin	Republican	1858–1860	Hiland Hall
23	Levi Underwood	Republican	1860–1862	Hiland Hall Erastus Fairbanks
24	Paul Dillingham	Republican / National Union	1862–1865	Frederick Holbrook J. Gregory Smith
25	Abraham B. Gardner	Republican	1865–1867	Paul Dillingham
26	Stephen Thomas	Republican	1867–1869	John B. Page
27	George W. Hendee	Republican	1869–1870	Peter T. Washburn
28	George N. Dale	Republican	1870–1872	George W. Hendee John W. Stewart
29	Russell S. Taft	Republican	1872–1874	Julius Converse
30	Lyman G. Hinckley	Republican	1874–1876	Asahel Peck
31	Redfield Proctor	Republican	1876–1878	Horace Fairbanks
32	Eben Pomeroy Colton	Republican	1878–1880	Redfield Proctor
33	John L. Barstow	Republican	1880–1882	Roswell Farnham
34	Samuel E. Pingree	Republican	1882–1884	John L. Barstow
35	Ebenezer J. Ormsbee	Republican	1884–1886	Samuel E. Pingree
36	Levi K. Fuller	Republican	1886–1888	Ebenezer J. Ormsbee
37	Urban A. Woodbury	Republican	1888–1890	William P. Dillingham
38	Henry A. Fletcher	Republican	1890–1892	Carroll S. Page
39	F. Stewart Stranahan	Republican	1892–1894	Levi K. Fuller
40	Zophar M. Mansur	Republican	1894–1896	Urban A. Woodbury
41	Nelson W. Fisk	Republican	1896–1898	Josiah Grout
42	Henry C. Bates	Republican	1898–1900	Edward C. Smith
43	Martin F. Allen	Republican	1900–1902	William W. Stickney
44	Zed S. Stanton	Republican	1902–1904	John G. McCullough
45	Charles H. Stearns	Republican	1904–1906	Charles J. Bell
46	George H. Prouty	Republican	1906–1908	Fletcher D. Proctor
47	John A. Mead	Republican	1908–1910	George H. Prouty
48	Leighton P. Slack	Republican	1910–1912	John A. Mead
49	Frank E. Howe	Republican	1912–1915	Allen M. Fletcher
50	Hale K. Darling	Republican	1915–1917	Charles W. Gates
51	Roger W. Hulburd	Republican	1917–1919	Horace F. Graham
52	Mason S. Stone	Republican	1919–1921	Percival W. Clement
53	Abram W. Foote	Republican	1921–1923	James Hartness
54	Franklin S. Billings	Republican	1923–1925	Redfield Proctor Jr.
55	Walter K. Farnsworth	Republican	1925–1927	Franklin S. Billings
56	Hollister Jackson	Republican	1927–1927	John E. Weeks
57	Stanley C. Wilson	Republican	1929–1931	John E. Weeks
58	Benjamin Williams	Republican	1931–1933	Stanley C. Wilson
59	Charles M. Smith	Republican	1933–1935	Stanley C. Wilson
60	George D. Aiken	Republican	1935–1937	Charles Manley Smith
61	William H. Wills	Republican	1937–1941	George D. Aiken
62	Mortimer R. Proctor	Republican	1941–1945	William H. Wills
63	Lee E. Emerson	Republican	1945–1949	Mortimer R. Proctor Ernest W. Gibson Jr.
64	Harold J. Arthur	Republican	1949–1950	Ernest W. Gibson Jr.
65	Joseph B. Johnson	Republican	1951–1955	Lee E. Emerson
66	Consuelo N. Bailey	Republican	1955–1957	Joseph B. Johnson
67	Robert T. Stafford	Republican	1957–1959	Joseph B. Johnson
68	Robert S. Babcock	Republican	1959–1961	Robert T. Stafford
69	Ralph A. Foote	Republican	1961–1965	F. Ray Keyser Jr. Philip H. Hoff
70	John J. Daley	Democratic	1965–1969	Philip H. Hoff
71	Thomas L. Hayes	Republican	1969–1971	Deane C. Davis
72	John S. Burgess	Republican	1971–1975	Deane C. Davis Thomas P. Salmon
73	Brian D. Burns	Democratic	1975–1977	Thomas P. Salmon
74	T. Garry Buckley	Republican	1977–1979	Richard Snelling
75	Madeleine Kunin	Democratic	1979–1983	Richard Snelling
76	Peter P. Smith	Republican	1983–1987	Richard Snelling Madeleine Kunin
77	Howard Dean	Democratic	1987–1991	Madeleine Kunin Richard Snelling
78	Barbara Snelling	Republican	1993–1997	Howard Dean
79	Doug Racine	Democratic	1997–2003	Howard Dean
80	Brian Dubie	Republican	2003–2011	Jim Douglas
81	Phil Scott	Republican	2011–2017	Peter Shumlin
82	David Zuckerman	Progressive–Democratic	2017–2021	Phil Scott
83	Molly Gray	Democratic	2021–2023	Phil Scott
84	David Zuckerman	Democratic	Since 2023	Phil Scott

• Italics denote a governor of a different party than the lieutenant governor.

Other websites

• Office of Lt. Governor David Zuckerman