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This is a list of Governors of West Virginia

#	Name	Party	Term
1.	Arthur I. Boreman	Republican	1863–1869
2.	Daniel D. T. Farnsworth	Republican	1869–1869
3.	William E. Stevenson	Republican	1869–1871
4.	John J. Jacob	Democratic	1871–1877
5.	Henry M. Mathews	Democratic	1877–1881
6.	Jacob B. Jackson	Democratic	1881–1885
7.	Emanuel W. Wilson	Democratic	1885–1890
8.	Aretas B. Fleming	Democratic	1890–1893
9.	William A. MacCorkle	Democratic	1893–1897
10.	George W. Atkinson	Republican	1897–1901
11.	Albert B. White	Republican	1901–1905
12.	William M. O. Dawson	Republican	1905–1909
13.	William E. Glasscock	Republican	1909–1913
14.	Henry D. Hatfield	Republican	1913–1917
15.	John J. Cornwell	Democratic	1917–1921
16.	Ephraim F. Morgan	Republican	1921–1925
17.	Howard M. Gore	Republican	1925–1929
18.	William G. Conley	Republican	1929–1933
19.	Herman G. Kump	Democratic	1933–1937
20.	Homer A. Holt	Democratic	1937–1941
21.	Matthew M. Neely	Democratic	1941–1945
22.	Clarence W. Meadows	Democratic	1945–1949
23.	Okey L. Patteson	Democratic	1949–1953
24.	William C. Marland	Democratic	1953–1957
25.	Cecil H. Underwood	Republican	1957–1961
26.	William Wallace Barron	Democratic	1961–1965
27.	Hulett C. Smith	Democratic	1965–1969
28.	Arch A. Moore, Jr.	Republican	1969–1977
29.	John D. Rockefeller, IV	Democratic	1977–1985
30.	Arch A. Moore, Jr.	Republican	1985–1989
31.	Gaston Caperton	Democratic	1989–1997
32.	Cecil H. Underwood	Republican	1997–2001
33.	Bob Wise	Democratic	2001–2005
34.	Joe Manchin	Democratic	2005—