EXECUTIVE · WI · 1959-1963
Gaylord Nelson
Governor · Democrat · Wisconsin
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Later U.S. Senator; founded Earth Day 1970
Background
Gaylord Nelson occupied the Governor office in Wisconsin for 4 years (1959–1963). Took office after Vernon W. Thomson; succeeded by John W. Reynolds Jr.. Note: Later U.S. Senator; founded Earth Day 1970.
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Others who held this office in Wisconsin
- Tony Evers (2019-present)
- Scott Walker (2011-2019)
- Jim Doyle (2003-2011)
- Scott McCallum (2001-2003)
- Tommy Thompson (1987-2001)
- Tommy Thompson (1987-2001)
- Tony Earl (1983-1987)
- Lee S. Dreyfus (1979-1983)
- Martin J. Schreiber (1977-1979)
- Patrick Lucey (1971-1977)
- Warren Knowles (1965-1971)
- John W. Reynolds Jr. (1963-1965)
- Vernon W. Thomson (1957-1959)
- Walter J. Kohler Jr. (1951-1957)
- Oscar Rennebohm (1947-1951)
- Walter Samuel Goodland (1943-1947)