Ohio Lieutenant Governor

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The Ohio Lieutenant Governor is the second highest elected official in the U.S. state of Ohio. The lieutenant governor's primary responsibility is to preside over the Ohio Senate. Additionally, the lieutenant governor is required to completed the duties assigned to him/her by the governor. The lieutenant governor becomes governor if the governor resigns, dies in office or is removed by impeachment. Both the governor and the lieutenant governor are elected on a joint ticket.

The current officeholder Lee Fisher.

Contact information

Lt. Governor's Office
Riffe Center, 30th Floor
77 South High Street
Columbus, OH 43215-6108
Phone:614-466-3379
Fax:614-644-0745

External links

Office of the Ohio Lieutenant Governor

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Current Lieutenant Governors

AL: Jim Folsom, Jr.
AK: Craig Campbell
AZ: No office
AR: Bill Halter
CA: Abel Maldonado
CO: Barbara O'Brien
CT: Michael Fedele
DE: Matthew P. Denn
FL: Jeff Kottkamp
GA: Casey Cagle

HI: James Aiona
ID: Brad Little
IL: Vacant
IN: Becky Skillman
IA: Patty Judge
KS: Troy Findley
KY: Daniel Mongiardo
LA: Mitch Landrieu
ME: No office
MD: Anthony G. Brown

MA: Tim Murray
MI: John D. Cherry
MN: Carol Molnau
MS: Phil Bryant
MO: Peter Kinder
MT: John Bohlinger
NE: Rick Sheehy
NV: Brian Krolicki
NH: No office
NJ: Kim Guadagno

NM: Diane Denish
NY: Vacant
NC: Walter H. Dalton
ND: Jack Dalrymple
OH: Lee Fisher
OK: Jari Askins
OR: No office
PA: Joe Scarnati
RI: Elizabeth H. Roberts
SC: André Bauer

SD: Dennis Daugaard
TN: Ron Ramsey
TX: David Dewhurst
UT: Gregory Bell
VT: Brian Dubie
VA: Bill Bolling
WA: Brad Owen
WV: No office
WI: Barbara Lawton
WY: No office

Lieutenant Governor elections, 2010

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