alexander mcnair was the first governor of the state of missouri.
alexander mcnair was the first governor of the state of missouri.
who was the first governor of the state of missouri?
alexander mcnair
bullet::::- george b. mcclellan: u.s. civil war general; unsuccessful democratic candidate for president 1864; later governor of new jersey; attended law school for two years before transferring to the u.s. military academy, from which he graduated









































bullet::::- john g. mccullough: governor of vermont, 1902–04









































bullet::::- alexander mcnair: first governor of missouri









































bullet::::- thomas mifflin, class of 1760: first governor of pennsylvania, 1790–1799; signatory to the u.s. constitution; brigadier general in the continental army during the american revolution









































bullet::::- charles r. miller: governor of delaware, 1913–17









































bullet::::- wayne mixson: governor of florida, 1987









































bullet::::- phil murphy: 56th governor of new jersey
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hunn became the first governor elected under delaware's new constitution of 1897. as such he enjoyed an authority unknown to governors since colonial times. he also became the first governor of delaware to be eligible to serve for two terms. most importantly, hunn was the first governor with authority to veto general assembly bills; including line-item veto power on appropriations bills. hunn was also the first governor to serve with an elected lieutenant governor.
john hunn (governor)