Current U.S. State Governors and Senators as of 2021

This is a list of all U.S. state governors and senators as of December 31, 2021, with their respective political party in (parentheses).

NOTE: This is an alternate history timeline, please do NOT regard the following information on the world's population in this article as being factual or accurate regarding our own world.


Alabama

Governor: Yolanda Flowers (Democratic)

Senators: Doug Jones (Democratic), Will Boyd (Democratic)


Alaska

Governor: Mike Dunleavy (Republican)

Senators: Lisa Murkowski (Republican), Dan Sullivan (Republican)


Altamasstachia

Governor: Eric Hernandez (Democratic)

Senators: Jameisha Burkett (Democratic), Athena Frederick (Democratic)


Arizona

Governor: Katie Hobbs (Democratic)

Senators: Kyrsten Sinema (Democratic), Mark Kelly (Democratic)


Arkansas

Governor: Chris Jones (Democratic)

Senators: Wesley Clark (Democratic), Natalie James (Democratic)


California

Governor: Gavin Newsom (Democratic)

Senators: Dianne Feinstein (Democratic), Alex Padilla (Democratic)


Colorado

Governor: Jared Polis (Democratic)

Senators: Michael Bennet (Democratic), John Hickenlooper (Democratic)


Connecticut

Governor: Ned Lamont (Democratic)

Senators: Richard Blumenthal (Democratic), Chris Murphy (Democratic)


Delaware

Governor: John Carney (Democratic)

Senators: Tom Carper (Democratic), Chris Coons (Democratic)


Florida

Governor: Charlie Crist (Democratic)

Senators: Bill Nelson (Democratic), Val Demings (Democratic)


Georgia

Governor: Stacey Abrams (Democratic)

Senators: Jon Ossoff (Democratic), Raphael Warnock (Democratic)


Hawaii

Governor: Josh Green (Democratic)

Senators: Brian Schatz (Democratic), Mazie Hirono (Democratic)


Idaho

Governor: Stephen Heidt (Democratic)

Senators: Paulette Jordan (Democratic), Jerry Sturgill (Democratic)


Illinois

Governor: J.B. Pritzker (Democratic)

Senators: Dick Durbin (Democratic), Tammy Duckworth (Democratic)


Indiana

Governor: John R. Gregg (Democratic)

Senators: Joe Donnelly (Democratic), Evan Bayh (Democratic)


Iowa

Governor: Deidre DeJear (Democratic)

Senators: Theresa Greenfield (Democratic), Michael Franken (Democratic)


Kanawha

Governor: Jim Justice (Republican)

Senators: Joe Manchin (Democratic), Shelley Moore Capito (Republican)


Kansas

Governor: Laura Kelly (Democratic)

Senators: Barbara Bollier (Democratic), Mark Holland (Democratic)


Kentucky

Governor: Andy Beshear (Democratic)

Senators: Amy McGrath (Democratic), Charles Booker (Democratic)


Louisiana

Governor: John Bel Edwards (Democratic)

Senators: Adrian Perkins (Democratic), Gary Chambers Jr. (Democratic)


Maine

Governor: Janet Mills (Democratic)

Senators: Zak Ringelstein (Democratic), Sara Gideon (Democratic)


Mallettbarr

Governor: Elton Gary (Republican)

Senators: Mitch Harden (Republican), Peter Baillieu (Republican)


Maryland

Governor: Wes Moore (Democratic)

Senators: Ben Cardin (Democratic), Chris Van Hollen (Democratic)


Massachusetts

Governor: Maura Healey (Democratic)

Senators: Elizabeth Warren (Democratic), Ed Markey (Democratic)


Michigan

Governor: Gretchen Whitmer (Democratic)

Senators: Debbie Stabenow (Democratic), Gary Peters (Democratic)


Minnesota

Governor: Tim Walz (Democratic-Farm Labor)

Senators: Amy Klobucher (Democratic), Tina Smith (Democratic)


Mississippi

Governor: Jim Hood (Democratic)

Senators: David Baria (Democratic), Mike Espy (Democratic)


Missouri

Governor: Chris Koster (Democratic)

Senators: Claire McCaskill (Democratic), Jason Kander (Democratic)


Montana

Governor: Wilmot Collins (Democratic)

Senators: Jon Tester (Democratic), Steve Daines (Republican)


Nebraska

Governor: Chuck Hassebrook (Democratic)

Senators: Jane Raybould (Democratic), David Domina (Democratic)


Nevada

Governor: Steve Sisolak (Democratic)

Senators: Catherine Cortez Masto (Democratic), Jacky Rosen (Democratic)


New Hampshire

Governor: Tom Sherman (Democratic)

Senators: Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic), Maggie Hassan (Democratic)


New Jersey

Governor: Phil Murphy (Democratic)

Senators: Andy Kim (Democratic), Cory Booker (Democratic)


New Mexico

Governor: Michelle Lujan Grisham (Democratic)

Senators: Martin Heinrich (Democratic), Ben Ray Luján (Democratic)


New York

Governor: Kathy Hochul (Democratic)

Senators: Chuck Schumer (Democratic), Kirsten Gillibrand (Democratic)


North Carolina

Governor: Roy Cooper (Democratic)

Senators: Cal Cunningham (Democratic), Cheri Beasley (Democratic)


North Dakota

Governor: Shelley Lenz (Democratic-Farm Labor)

Senators: Kevin Cramer (Republican), Katrina Christiansen (Democratic-Nonpartisan League)


Ohio

Governor: Nan Whaley (Democratic)

Senators: Sherrod Brown (Democratic), Tim Ryan (Democratic)


Oklahoma

Governor: Drew Edmondson (Democratic)

Senators: Andrew Rice (Democratic), Mike Workman (Democratic)


Oregon

Governor: Tina Kotek (Democratic)

Senators: Ron Wyden (Democratic), Jeff Merkley (Democratic)


Pennsylvania

Governor: Josh Shapiro (Democratic)

Senators: Bob Casey Jr. (Democratic), John Fetterman (Democratic)


Puerto Rico

Governor: Pedro Pierluisi (Partido Nuevo Progresista/Democratic)

Senators: José Luis Dalmau (Democratic), Marially González Huertas (Democratic)


Rhode Island

Governor: Dan McKee (Democratic)

Senators: Jack Reed (Democratic), Sheldon Whitehouse (Democratic)


South Carolina

Governor: Joe Cunningham (Democratic)

Senators: Jaime Harrison (Democratic), Krystle Matthews (Democratic)


South Dakota

Governor: Jamie Smith (Democratic)

Senators: Dan Ahlers (Democratic), John Thune (Republican)


Superior

Governor: Bill Schuette (Republican)

Senators: Fred Upton (Republican), Michael R. Perilloux (Republican)


Tennessee

Governor: Karl Dean (Democratic)

Senators: Phil Bredesen (Democratic), Marquita Bradshaw (Democratic)


Texas

Governor: Beto O'Rourke (Democratic)

Senators: Paul Sadler (Democratic), MJ Hegar (Democratic)


Utah

Governor: Christopher Peterson (Democratic)

Senators: Scott Howell (Democratic), Misty Snow (Democratic)


Vermont

Governor: Brenda Siegel (Democratic)

Senators: Folasade Adeluola (Democratic), Peter Welch (Democratic)


Virginia

Governor: Terry McAuliffe (Democratic)

Senators: Mark Warner (Democratic), Tim Kaine (Democratic)


Washington

Governor: Jay Inslee (Democratic)

Senators: Patty Murray (Democratic), Maria Cantwell (Democratic)


Wisconsin

Governor: Tony Evers (Democratic)

Senators: Tammy Baldwin (Democratic), Mandela Barnes (Democratic)


Wyoming

Governor: Mark Gordon (Republican)

Senators: Gary Trauner (Democratic), Merav Ben-David (Democratic)


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Governor: Reginald Seymour (Democratic)

Senators: Jerome Lucero (Democratic), Xander Maynard (Democratic)

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