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1. The lieutenant governor is concurrently the Secretary of State of Hawaii.

Massachusetts Governor Thomas Hutchinson

1. Massachusetts governor Thomas Hutchinson was 62 years old at the time and the lieutenant governor (Andrew Oliver), a hated Tory, was 67. (Web site)

Country Singer Sammy Kershaw

1. Country singer Sammy Kershaw announced today that he will run as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor.

Province

1. The town then became the headquarters for the Lieutenant Governor of California Viejo (later the province of Baja California).
2. Created in 1986 by then Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander, induction into the order is the highest official honour in the province.
3. Created in 1986 by then Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander, the award is the most prestigious official honour in the province.

Illinois

1. Wood was later elected Lieutenant Governor of Illinois in 1856 and became Governor in 1860 upon the death of elected Governor William Henry Bissell.

Mate

1. The running mate on the winning slate will serve as Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky for that same time period. (Web site)
2. He was seen as a future statewide candidate and in 2002 was considered by Governor George Pataki as a running mate for lieutenant governor, before Lt. (Web site)
3. The Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma is elected at the same election as the Governor, but not jointly as the running mate of the gubernatorial candidate. (Web site)

Candidate

1. Robert Pittenger has filed as a candidate for lieutenant governor.

Republican

1. He was elected lieutenant governor in 1886 as a Republican, and he became governor in 1887 upon the death of Governor Washington Bartlett.
2. Hardy is thus far the only Republican in modern times to have ever been elected lieutenant governor of Louisiana.

Manitoba

1. On March 15, 1976, Jobin was sworn in as the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, serving in this position until October 23, 1981.

England

1. Wyatt and Thorpe were suspended by the Lieutenant Governor, Sir Francis Gore, only to win redress later in England. (Web site)
2. William Tryon, of Norbury Park, Surrey, England, arrived in North Carolina, at Cape Fear, on October 10, 1764, to become lieutenant governor of the province.

Senate

1. The House of Delegates is presided over by a Speaker of the House, while the Senate of Virginia is presided over by the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. (Web site)
2. The Lieutenant Governor presides over the Senate, except when absent from the chamber, when the President Pro Tempore presides.
3. Asselin resigned from the Senate in 1990 when he became Lieutenant Governor of Quebec. (Web site)

Nova Scotia

1. Stanfield's father had been Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia briefly in the early 1930's and Roblin's grandfather had been premier of Manitoba. (Web site)
2. Charles Lawrence was named lieutenant governor of Nova Scotia in late 1753 when Governor Peregrine Thomas Hopson left on November 1 due to health problems.

First Canadian

1. Ralph Steinhauer, a Cree, was lieutenant governor (1974-79) of Alberta; he was the first Canadian of indigenous descent to hold such a high executive post. (Web site)

Indian Government

1. The matter was serious enough for Lieutenant Governor of Punjab to inform Indian government.

Assent

1. Similarly, in these Realms' states, provinces or territories, Assent is granted or withheld by the Governor or Lieutenant Governor. (Web site)

Governor-General

1. A Governor or Lieutenant Governor of a subnational entity may defer to the Governor-General, who may in turn defer to the Sovereign. (Web site)

Lester Pearson

1. Governor General Roland Michener, on the advice of Lester Pearson, appointed Macdonald to serve as Lieutenant Governor from 1968 to 1974.

Cabinet Minister

1. Daniel Hunter McMillan was a cabinet minister in Thomas Greenway 's government, and later served as the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba from 1911 to 1916.

Ontario

1. All are named after the former federal cabinet minister and former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, The Honourable Lincoln Alexander.

India

1. India was divided into numerous provinces, each under the head of a Governor, Lieutenant Governor or Chief Commissioner or Administrator.

Year

1. In 1811 he was promoted to Major General, and in October of that year, Lieutenant Governor Francis Gore left for England.

Legislature

1. In some states the Lieutenant Governor is the chairman of the upper house of the legislature.

Senate Seat

1. Paterson is not seeking reelection to the Senate seat in order to run for lieutenant governor on a ticket with State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer. (Web site)

State

1. As Lieutenant Governor of Illinois, he naturally assumed the highest office in the state when Governor Henry Horner died.
2. The 2010 Wisconsin gubernatorial election will take place on November 2, 2010 to elect the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the U.S. state of Wisconsin.

Louisiana

1. Information about the Lieutenant Governor of the state of Louisiana as well as contact and program updates.
2. Country singer Sammy Kershaw officially entered the race for lieutenant governor of Louisiana on Wednesday, challenging incumbent Mitch Landrieu.
3. Sammy Kershaw will run as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of Louisiana, he announced Wednesday (June 13) in Kaplan, La., his birthplace.

Canada

1. Jackman was appointed Lieutenant Governor by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in 1991 and became a Member of the Order of Canada the same year.
2. The League claims to have 17,000 members in over 20 branches across Canada, many under the patronage of Lieutenant Governor s.
3. Major Notes: Lincoln Alexander became the first black man to hold the position of Lieutenant Governor in Canada. (Web site)

Quebec

1. Together with the lieutenant governor, it constitutes the government of Quebec. (Web site)
2. He sat in the body until 1990 when he was appointed Lieutenant Governor of Quebec by Queen Elizabeth II on the advice of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. (Web site)
3. He was promised the post of Lieutenant Governor of Quebec by the new Conservative Prime Minister John Abbott if he stepped down as Minister of Public Works. (Web site)

President

1. Small, centrally controlled union territories with lieutenant governor or chief commissioner appointed by president. (Web site)
2. President of the Legislature - the lieutenant governor.

Executive Branch

1. The executive branch is led by the Governor of Hawaii and assisted by the Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, both elected on the same ticket.

Royal Assent

1. The Lieutenant Governor "reserved" Royal Assent to other bills for the Governor General to consider. (Web site)

Executive Council

1. The island has control of local matters through an Island Council, an Executive Council, and a lieutenant governor.

Office

1. In most states, the Lieutenant Governor then becomes Governor, with the title and its associated salary, office, and perks.
2. As a result of these criticisms, Lieutenant Governor Francis Gore removed Thorpe from office and withdrew Willcocks' appointment as sheriff in 1807.

Government House

1. The awards are presented at Government House, usually on Canada Book Day, under the patronage of the Lieutenant Governor.

Governors

1. The Governors (or Lieutenant Governor) of each British overseas territories grants or refuses the Royal Assent for the territory's legislation. (Web site)

Governor

1. In a few states, like Massachusetts, the Lieutenant Governor instead becomes "Acting Governor" until a new Governor can be elected.
2. Lucy Baxley (born December 21, 1937) served as the Lieutenant Governor of Alabama, from 2003 to 2007 and was the Democratic candidate for Governor in 2006. (Web site)
3. New Hampshire does not have a Lieutenant Governor; the Senate President serves as "Acting Governor" whenever the Governor is unable to perform the duties.

Lieutenant Governor

1. Jean-Louis Roux, CC (born May 18, 1923) is a noted entertainer and playwright, senator, and briefly Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, Canada.
2. He sat in this House as an MP for Hamilton, was a Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, is a Companion of the Order of Canada and a Member of the Order of Ontario.
3. The Premier is appointed as the province's head of government by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, and presides over the Executive council, or Cabinet. (Web site)

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