Governor of Guanajuato

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Governor of Guanajuato
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Incumbent
Diego Sinhué Rodríguez Vallejo
since September 26, 2018
Term length Six years, non-renewable.
Inaugural holder Carlos Montes de Oca
Formation1824

This is a list of the governors of the Mexican state of Guanajuato since 1917.

NameTook officeLeft office
Fernando Dávila (interim)December 18, 1916June 14, 1917
Agustín Alcocer June 15, 1917September 18, 1919
Fernando Alcocer (interim)September 19, 1919September 24, 1919
Federico Montes September 25, 1919February 26, 1920
Toribio Villaseñor (interim)February 27, 1920May 4, 1920
Agustín de Ezcurdia (interim)May 5, 1920May 10, 1920
Antonio Madrazo May 11, 1920May 11, 1920
Enrique Colunga (provisional)May 12, 1920September 15, 1920
Antonio Madrazo September 16, 1920September 25, 1923
Enrique ColungaSeptember 26, 1923October 3, 1923
Ignacio García Téllez (interim)October 4, 1923November 2, 1923
Jesús S. Soto (interim)November 3, 1923April 21, 1924
Arturo Sierra (interim)April 22, 1924November 27, 1924
Enrique ColungaNovember 28, 1924May 5, 1927
Octaviano Mendoza González (interim)May 6, 1927September 25, 1927
Agustín Arroyo September 26, 1927September 25, 1931
Enrique Hernández Álvarez September 26, 1931June 3, 1932
José Reynoso (provisional)June 4, 1932September 25, 1932
Melchor Ortega September 26, 1932September 25, 1935
Jesús Yáñez Maya September 26, 1935December 16, 1935
Enrique Fernández Martínez (provisional)December 17, 1935April 22, 1937
Luis I. Rodríguez April 23, 1937January 20, 1938
Enrique Romero (interim)January 21, 1938April 24, 1938
Rafael Rangel (interim)April 25, 1938November 13, 1938
Ernesto Arnoux S. (interim)November 14, 1938December 2, 1938
Rafael Rangel (interim)December 3, 1938January 1, 1939
Mauro Visoso (interim)January 2, 1939January 3, 1939
Ernesto Arnoux S. (interim)January 4, 1939January 22, 1939
Rafael Rangel (interim)January 23, 1939May 31, 1939
Ernesto Arnoux S. (interim)June 1, 1939June 5, 1939
Rafael Rangel (interim)June 6, 1939September 25, 1939
Ernesto Hidalgo September 26, 1943January 8, 1946
Nicéforo Guerrero (provisional)January 9, 1946September 21, 1947
J. Jesús Castorena (substitute)September 22, 1947October 28, 1948
Antonio Torres Gómez (interim)October 29, 1948October 29, 1948
Luis Díaz Infante (substitute)October 30, 1948September 25, 1949
José Aguilar y Maya September 26, 1949September 25, 1955
J. Jesús Rodríguez Gaona September 26, 1955September 25, 1961
Juan José Torres Landa September 26, 1961September 25, 1967
Manuel M. Moreno September 26, 1967September 25, 1973
Luis H. Ducoing Gamba September 26, 1973September 25, 1979
Enrique Velasco Ibarra September 26, 1979June 25, 1984
Agustín Téllez Cruces (interim)June 26, 1984September 25, 1985
Rafael Corrales Ayala September 26, 1985September 25, 1991
Carlos Medina Plascencia (interim)September 26, 1991June 25, 1995
Vicente Fox Quesada June 26, 1995August 7, 1999
Ramón Martín Huerta (substitute)August 9, 1999September 25, 2000
Juan Carlos Romero Hicks September 26, 2000September 25, 2006
Juan Manuel Oliva Ramírez September 26, 2006March 29, 2012
Héctor López Santillana (substitute)March 29, 2012September 25, 2012
Miguel Márquez Márquez September 26, 2012September 25, 2018
Diego Sinhué Rodríguez Vallejo September 26, 2018incumbent

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