Sandy Keith

This article is about a politician. For other uses, see Alexander Keith (disambiguation).

1. Klecker, Mara (October 5, 2020). "Former Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Sandy Keith dies". Star Tribune. Minneapolis. Alexander MacDonald "Sandy" Keith dedicated his life to public service and is believed to be the first person to work in roles across all three branches of Minnesota government.
2. "Sandy"-Keith "A.M. "Sandy" Keith (obituary)". Post-Bulletin. Rochester, Minnesota. October 5, 2020. Sandy was a public man—the only person in Minnesota's history to have served in all three branches of state government.
3. Minnesota Legislators Past & Present-Alexander MacDonald "Sandy" Keith
4. Minnesota Legislators Past & Present[Alexander MacDonald "Sandy" Keith
5. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library-Minnesota Lieutenant Governors, 1858-present

External links

• Sandy Keith at Political Graveyard
• Sandy Keith at Minnesota Legislators Past & Present
• Minnesota State Law Library biography: Alexander M. Keith
• The Harvard Crimson 11/1/1966: "How to Get Mangled in Minnesota Politics: Sandy Keith Succumbs to Sympathy Vote"

Sandy Keith
Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court
In office December 1, 1990 –January 29, 1998

Political offices
Preceded by Karl Rolvaag	Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota 1963–1967	Succeeded by James B. Goetz
Legal offices
Preceded by Peter S. Popovich	Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court 1990–1998	Succeeded by Kathleen A. Blatz
Party political offices
Preceded by Karl Rolvaag	Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota 1962	Succeeded by Bob Short
	Endorsed Gubernatorial Candidate, Minnesota DFL State Convention 1966	Succeeded by Wendell Anderson