List of presidents and governors of Zulia

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List of Presidents and Governors of Zulia
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StyleGovernor
Status
  • Head of State
Term lengthFour years

This is a list of presidents and governors of the Venezuelan Zulia State. In some years the head of Zulia state was known as President or Civil and Military Chief, in others Governor. In 1881 Zulia was joined in a union with Falcón. Its autonomy was restored in 1890 with Maracaibo as its capital.

Presidents[]

Governors[]

Until 1989, governors were appointed by the President of Venezuela.[citation needed] Starting from that year they are elected in universal, direct and secret elections.

# Name Party Term
1 N/A 1900
2 N/A 1900
3 N/A 1900
4 N/A 1900
5 N/A 1900–1902
6 N/A 1902–1904
7 N/A 1904–1908
8 N/A 1908–1909
9 N/A 1909–1911
10 N/A 1911–1915
11 N/A 1915–1916
12 N/A 1916–1918
13 N/A 1918–1919
14 N/A 1919–1921
15 N/A 1921–1924
16 N/A 1924–1925
17 N/A 1925–1926
18 N/A 1926–1929
19 N/A 1929–1936
20 N/A 1936
21 N/A 1936
22 N/A 1936–1937
23 N/A 1937–1938
24 Manuel Maldonado N/A 1938–1941
25 N/A 1941
26 N/A 1941
27 N/A 1941–1942
28 N/A 1942–1943
29 N/A 1943
30 N/A 1943
31 N/A 1943
32 Carlos Ramírez MacGregor N/A 1943–1945
33 N/A 1945
34 N/A 1945–1947
35 N/A 1947–1949
36 N/A 1949–1950
37 N/A 1950
38 N/A 1950
39 N/A 1950
40 N/A 1950–1958
41 N/A 1958
42 N/A 1958
43 N/A 1958
44 N/A 1958
45 N/A 1958
46 N/A 1958
47 N/A 1958–1959
48 Acción Democrática 1959–1961
49 Acción Democrática 1961–1964
50 Acción Democrática 1964–1967
51 Acción Democrática 1967–1968
52 Acción Democrática 1968
53 Acción Democrática 1968–1969
54 COPEI 1969–1971
55 COPEI 1971–1974
56 Acción Democrática 1974–1975
57 Acción Democrática 1975–1977
58 Acción Democrática 1977–1979
59 COPEI 1979–1982
60 COPEI 1982–1984
61 Acción Democrática 1984–1985
62 Acción Democrática 1985–1989
63 Acción Democrática 1989–1990
64 Oswaldo Álvarez Paz COPEI 1990–1993
65 Lolita Aniyar de Castro Movimiento al Socialismo 1993–1996
66 Francisco Arias Cárdenas La Causa Radical 1996–1998
67 N/A 1998–1999
68 N/A 1999–2000
69 Manuel Rosales Un Nuevo Tiempo 2000–2008
70 Pablo Pérez Un Nuevo Tiempo 2008–2012
71 Francisco Arias Cárdenas United Socialist Party of Venezuela 2012–2017
72 Juan Pablo Guanipa Justice First 2017
73 PSUV 2017
74 Omar Prieto PSUV 2017–2021

List of elected governors[]

Took office Left office Governor Vote
1989 1992 Oswaldo Álvarez Paz, COPEI 38.44
1992 1993 Oswaldo Álvarez Paz, COPEI 66.03
1993 1995 Lolita Aniyar de Castro, MAS 40.74
1995 1998 Francisco Arias Cárdenas, Radical Cause 30.45
1998 2000 Francisco Arias Cárdenas, Radical Cause 54.49
2000 2004 Manuel Rosales, A New Era 51.44
2004 2008 Manuel Rosales, A New Era 54.03
2008 2012 Pablo Pérez Álvarez, A New Era 53.59
2012 2017 Francisco Arias Cárdenas, PSUV 52.22
2017 2017 Juan Pablo Guanipa, PJ 51,06
2017 2017 , PSUV Replacement after Guanipa's removal.
2017 current Omar Prieto, PSUV 57.35

See also[]

Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela portal

References[]

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