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Maine Governors
Maine was admitted to the union on 15 March 1820. Prior to statehood, Maine was part of Massachusetts and known as the District of Maine. Since statehood, there have been 71 governors over 75 distinct terms.
1st William King
2nd William D. Williamson
3rd Benjamin Ames
4th Daniel Rose
5th Albion Parris
6th Enoch Lincoln
7th Nathan Cutler
8th Joshua Hall
9th Jonathan G. Hunton
10th Samuel E. Smith
11th Robert P. Dunlap
12th Edward Kent
13th John Fairfield
14th Richard H. Vose
15th Edward Kent
16th John Fairfield
17th Edward Kavanagh
18th David Dunn
19th John W. Dana
20th Hugh J. Anderson
21st John W. Dana
22nd John Hubbard
23rd William G. Crosby
24th Anson Morrill
25th Samuel Wells
26th Hannibal Hamlin
27th Joseph H. Williams
28th Lot M. Morrill
29th Israel Washburn Jr.
30th Abner Colburn
31st Samuel Cony
32nd Joshua Chamberlain
33rd Sidney Perham
34th Nelson Dingley Jr.
35th Seldon Connor
36th Alonzo Garcelon
37th Daniel F. Davis
38th Harris M. Plaisted
39th Frederick Robie
40th Joseph R. Bodwell
41st Sebastian Streeter Marble
42nd Edwin C. Burleigh
43rd Henry B. Cleaves
44th Llewellyn Powers
45th John Fremont Hill
46th William T. Cobb
47th Bert M. Fernald
48th Frederick W. Plaisted
49th William T. Haines
50th Oakley C. Curtis
51st Carl Milliken
52nd Frederic Hale Parkhurst
53rd Percival P. Baxter
54th Ralph Owen Brewster
55th William Tudor Gardiner
56th Louis J. Brann
57th Lewis O. Barrows
58th Sumner Sewall
59th Horace Hildreth
60th Frederick G. Payne
61st Burton M. Cross
62nd Edmund Muskie
63rd Robert Haskell
64th Clinton Clauson
65th John H. Reed
66th Kenneth M. Curtis
67th James B. Longley
68th Joseph E. Brennan
69th no person designated due to two short acting governors in 1952-1953 (Burton M. Cross and Nathaniel M. Haskell)
70th John R. McKernan Jr.
71st Angus King
72nd John Baldacci
73rd Paul LePage
74th Janet Mills