Mary Donohue

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Mary Donohue
Lieutenant Governor of New York
In office January 1, 1999 –December 31, 2006

Political offices
Preceded by Betsy McCaughey Ross	Lieutenant Governor of New York 1999–2006	Succeeded by David Paterson
Party political offices
Preceded by Laureen Oliver	Independence Party Nominee for Lieutenant Governor of New York 2002	Succeeded by David Paterson
Preceded by Betsy McCaughey Ross	Republican Party Nominee for Lieutenant Governor of New York 1998 and 2002	Succeeded by C. Scott Vanderhoef