Governor of Chihuahua


Governor of Chihuahua
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Incumbent
Javier Corral Jurado
since October 4, 2016

According to the Political Constitution of the Free and Sovereign State of Chihuahua, Executive Power in that Mexican state resides with a single individual, the Constitutional Governor of the Free and Sovereign State of Chihuahua, who is chosen for a period of six years and cannot for any reason be re-elected. The term of governor begins on October 4 of the year of the election and finishes on October 3 after six years have elapsed. Gubernatorial elections are held two years prior to presidential elections.


The state of Chihuahua was created on July 6, 1824, as one of the original states of the federation recognized by the 1824 Constitution. It has survived through all the different systems of government Mexico has had, both the federal system and the central system, and so its status has changed between that of a state and a department; along with that, the denomination of the holder of the executive power also changed.


In order to be elected, the Governor must be under the Constitution of Mexico a Mexican citizen by birth, not less than 30 years of age, and a native or resident of Chihuahua for at least 5 years prior to inauguration.



Governors of Chihuahua


  • 1877: José Eligio Muñoz

  • 1877: Pedro Hinojosa

  • 1877 - 1879: Ángel Trías Ochoa

  • 1879 - 1880: Luis Terrazas

  • 1880: Gabriel Aguirre del Hierro

  • 1880 - 1881: Luis Terrazas

  • 1881: Mariano Samaniego

  • 1881 - 1882: Luis Terrazas

  • 1882 - 1883: Mariano Samaniego

  • 1883 - 1884: Luis Terrazas

  • 1884: Ramón Cuéllar Aranda

  • 1884: Luis Terrazas

  • 1884: Celso González Esquivel

  • 1884: Carlos Pacheco Villalobos

  • 1884 - 1885: Carlos Fuero

  • 1885 - 1887: Félix Francisco Maceyra

  • 1887: Carlos Pacheco Villalobos

  • 1887 - 1888: Lauro Carrillo

  • 1892: Rafael Pimentel

  • 1892 - 1903: Miguel Ahumada

  • 1903: Joaquín Cortázar

  • 1903 - 1904: Luis Terrazas

  • 1904 - 1906: Enrique Creel

  • 1906 - 1907: José María Sánchez

  • 1907 - 1910: Enrique C. Creel

  • 1910: José María Sánchez

  • 1910 - 1911: Alberto Terrazas Cuilty

  • 1911: Miguel Ahumada

  • 1911: Abraham González

  • 1911 - 1912: Aureliano L. González

  • 1912: Abraham González

  • 1912: Felipe R. Gutiérrez

  • 1912 - 1913: Abraham González

  • 1913: Antonio Rábago

  • 1913: Salvador R. Mercado

  • 1913 - 1914: Francisco Villa

  • 1914: Manuel Chao

  • 1914: Fidel Ávila

  • 1914: Silvestre Terrazas

  • 1914 - 1915: Fidel Ávila

  • 1915: Silvestre Terrazas

  • 1915 - 1916: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1916: Francisco L. Treviño

  • 1916 - 1917: Arnulfo González

  • 1917: Enrique Alcalá

  • 1917 - 1918: Arnulfo González

  • 1918: Manuel Herrera Marmolejo

  • 1918: Arnulfo González

  • 1918: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1918: Ramón Gómez y Salas

  • 1918: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1918 - 1919: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1919: Melquiades Angulo

  • 1919: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1919: Melquiades Angulo

  • 1919: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1919: Melquiades Angulo

  • 1919 - 1920: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1920: Melquiades Angulo

  • 1920: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1920: Melquiades Angulo

  • 1920: Emilio Salinas

  • 1920: Alfonso Gómez Luna

  • 1920: Abel S. Rodríguez

  • 1920: Tomás Gameros

  • 1920: Abel S. Rodríguez

  • 1920 - 1921: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1921: Efrén Valdez

  • 1921: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1921: Rómulo Alvelais

  • 1921: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1921: Pedro S. Olivas

  • 1921 - 1923: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1923: Rómulo Alvelais

  • 1923: José Acosta Rivera

  • 1923: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1923: José Acosta Rivera

  • 1923: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1923: Rómulo Alvelais

  • 1923: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1923 - 1924: Reinaldo Talavera

  • 1924: Ignacio C. Enríquez

  • 1924: Reinaldo Talavera

  • 1924: Vicente N. Mendoza

  • 1924: Reinaldo Talavera

  • 1924: Jesús Antonio Almeida

  • 1924: Vicente N. Mendoza

  • 1924 - 1925: Jesús Antonio Almeida

  • 1925: Vicente N. Mendoza

  • 1925: Jesús Antonio Almeida

  • 1925: Jorge M. Cárdenas

  • 1925 - 1926: Jesús Antonio Almeida

  • 1926: Mariano Guillén

  • 1926 - 1927: Jesús Antonio Almeida

  • 1927: Manuel Mascareñas

  • 1927 - 1928: Fernando Orozco

  • 1928 - 1929: Marcelo Caraveo

  • 1929: Luis L. León

  • 1929: Francisco R. Almada

  • 1929: Luis L. León

  • 1929 - 1930: Francisco R. Almada

  • 1930: Rómulo Escobar

  • 1930: Francisco R. Almada

  • 1930: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1930: Pascual García

  • 1930: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1930: Pascual García

  • 1930 - 1931: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1931: Pascual García

  • 1931: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1931: Pascual García

  • 1931: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1931: Pascual García

  • 1931: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1931: Pascual García

  • 1931: Andrés Ortiz

  • 1931 - 1932: Roberto Fierro Villalobos

  • 1932: Eduardo Salido

  • 1932 - 1936: Rodrigo M. Quevedo

  • 1936 - 1940: Gustavo L. Talamantes

  • 1940 - 1946: Alfredo Chávez

  • 1946 - 1950: Fernando Foglio Miramontes

  • 1950 - 1955: Oscar Soto Maynez

  • 1955 - 1956: Jesús Lozoya Solís

  • 1956 - 1962: Teófilo Borunda

  • 1962 - 1968: Práxedes Ginér Durán

  • 1968 - 1974: Oscar Flores Sánchez

  • 1974 - 1980: Manuel Bernardo Aguirre

  • 1980 - 1985: Oscar Ornelas

  • 1985 - 1986: Saúl González Herrera

  • 1986 - 1992: Fernando Baeza Meléndez

  • 1992 - 1998: Francisco Barrio, National Action Party (PAN)

  • 1998 - 2004: Patricio Martínez García, Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)

  • 2004 - 2010: José Reyes Baeza, Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)

  • 2010 - 2016: César Horacio Duarte Jáquez, Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)

  • 2016 - present: Javier Corral Jurado, National Action Party (PAN)


References





External links



  • List of governors of Chihuahua (in Spanish).








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