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.mw-parser-output .nobold{font-weight:normal}showvteGovernors of MassachusettsColony  (1629–1686)
Endecott
Winthrop
T. Dudley
Haynes
Vane
Winthrop
T. Dudley
Bellingham
Winthrop
Endecott
T. Dudley
Winthrop
Endecott
T. Dudley
Endecott
Bellingham
Endecott
Bellingham
Leverett
Bradstreet
Dominion  (1686–1689)
J. Dudley
Andros
Bradstreet
Province  (1692–1776)
W. Phips
Stoughton
Bellomont
Stoughton
Governor's Council
J. Dudley
Governor's Council
J. Dudley
Tailer
Shute
Dummer
Burnet
Dummer
Tailer
Belcher
Shirley
S. Phips
Shirley
S. Phips
Governor's Council
Pownall
Hutchinson
Bernard
Hutchinson
Gage
Commonwealth  (since 1776)
Hancock
Cushing
Bowdoin
Hancock
Adams
Sumner
Gill
Governor's Council
Strong
Sullivan
Lincoln Sr.
Gore
Gerry
Strong
Brooks
Eustis
Morton
Lincoln Jr.
Davis
Armstrong
Everett
Morton
Davis
Morton
Briggs
Boutwell
Clifford
E. Washburn
Gardner
Banks
Andrew
Bullock
Claflin
W. Washburn
Talbot
Gaston
Rice
Talbot
Long
Butler
Robinson
Ames
Brackett
Russell
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Crane
Bates
Douglas
Guild
Draper
Foss
Walsh
McCall
Coolidge
Cox
Fuller
Allen
Ely
Curley
Hurley
Saltonstall
Tobin
Bradford
Dever
Herter
Furcolo
Volpe
Peabody
Volpe
Sargent
Dukakis
King
Dukakis
Weld
Cellucci
Swift
Romney
Patrick
Baker
Healey

Italics indicate acting officeholders

showvte Lieutenant governors of MassachusettsColony  (1629–1686)
Goffe
Humphrey
T. Dudley
Ludlow
Bellingham
Winthrop
T. Dudley
Bellingham
Endecott
Winthrop
T. Dudley
Endecott
T. Dudley
Endecott
Bellingham
Willoughby
Leverett
Symonds
Bradstreet
Danforth
Dominion  (1686–1689)
Stoughton
Nicholson
Province  (1692–1776)
Stoughton
Povey
Tailer
Dummer
Tailer
S. Phips
Hutchinson
A. Oliver
T. Oliver
Commonwealth  (since 1776)
T. Cushing
B. Lincoln
Adams
Gill
S. Phillips
Robbins
L. Lincoln
Cobb
Gray
W. Phillips
L. Lincoln Jr.
Morton
Winthrop
Armstrong
Hull
Childs
Reed
Cushman
Huntington
Plunkett
Brown
Benchley
Trask
Goodrich
Nesmith
Hayden
Claflin
Tucker
Talbot
Knight
Long
Weston
Ames
Brackett
Haile
Wolcott
Crane
Bates
Guild
Draper
Frothingham
Luce
Walsh
Barry
G. Cushing
C. Coolidge
Cox
Fuller
Allen
Youngman
Bacon
Hurley
Kelly
Cahill
Bradford
A. Coolidge
Sullivan
Whittier
R. Murphy
McLaughin
Bellotti
Richardson
Sargent
Dwight
O'Neill
Kerry
E. Murphy
Cellucci
Swift
Healey
Murray
Polito
Driscoll

showvtePresidents of the Massachusetts Senate
Cushing
Powell
Adams
S. Phillips
Adams
Cobb
Otis
J. Bacon
S. Dana
Otis
S. Dana
J. Phillips
Silsbee
Mills
S. Leland
Lathrop
Fowler
Saltonstall
Thorndike
Pickman
Bliss
Mann
M. Lawrence
King
Quincy
P. Leland
Robinson
Quincy
Lincoln
Calhoun
Scudder
Bell
Wilder
Wilson
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Benchley
Baker
Upham
Phelps
Claflin
Clifford
Field
Pond
Brastow
Pitman
Brastow
H. Coolidge
Loring
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Bishop
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Boardman
Hartwell
Sprague
Pinkerton
Butler
G. Lawrence
Smith
Soule
Jones
W. Dana
Chapple
Treadway
Greenwood
C. Coolidge
H. Wells
McKnight
Allen
W. Wells
G. Bacon
Fish
Moran
Wragg
Cotton
Goodwin
Hunt
A. Coolidge
Nicholson
Richardson
Dolan
Richardson
Furbush
Holmes
Powers
Donahue
Harrington
Bulger
Birmingham
Travaglini
Murray
Rosenberg
Chandler
Spilka

showvte(← 1916)   1920 United States presidential election   (→ 1924)Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Warren G. Harding
Vice President: Calvin Coolidge
Other candidates
Leonard Wood
Frank Orren Lowden
Hiram Johnson
William Cameron Sproul
Nicholas Murray Butler
Calvin Coolidge
Robert M. La Follette
Jeter Connelly Pritchard
Miles Poindexter
Howard Sutherland
Herbert Hoover
Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: James M. Cox
Vice President: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Other candidates
William Gibbs McAdoo
A. Mitchell Palmer
Al Smith
John W. Davis
Edward I. Edwards
Woodrow Wilson (incumbent)
Robert Latham Owen
showThird party and independent candidatesSocialist Party
Nominee: Eugene V. Debs
VP nominee: Seymour Stedman
Farmer–Labor Party
Nominee: Parley P. Christensen
VP nominee: Max S. Hayes
Prohibition Party
Nominee: Aaron S. Watkins
VP nominee: D. Leigh Colvin
American Party
Nominee: James E. Ferguson
VP nominee: William J. Hough
Socialist Labor Party
Nominee: William Wesley Cox
VP nominee: August Gillhaus
Single Tax
Nominee: Robert Colvin Macauley
VP nominee: Richard C. Barnum

Other 1920 elections: House
Senate

showvte(← 1920)   1924 United States presidential election   (→ 1928)Republican Party(Convention  ·  Primaries)Nominees
President: Calvin Coolidge (incumbent)
Vice President: Charles G. Dawes
Other candidates
Hiram Johnson
Robert M. La Follette
Democratic Party(Convention · Primaries)Nominees
President: John W. Davis
Vice President: Charles W. Bryan
Other candidates
William Gibbs McAdoo
Al Smith
campaign
Oscar Underwood
Progressive PartyNominees
President: Robert M. La Follette
Vice President: Burton K. Wheeler
showOther Third party and independent candidatesCommunist Party
Nominee: William Z. 