List of governors of Apure
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Status
Term lengthFour years
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This is a list of governors of the Venezuelan Apure State:

Until 1989, they were appointed by the president of Venezuela. Starting from that year they are elected in universal, direct and secret elections.

Appointed governors

Date Name
1862–1864 Gral. Napoleón Arteaga y Gral Julian Sosa
1864–1866 Gral. Juan Garcia
1866–1867 Gral. Cornelio Muñoz
1867–1868 Dr. Diego Chacón
1868 Gral. Gregorio Segovia
1868–1869 Gral. Felipe Parra
1869 Dr. Lisandro Diaz
1869 Gral. Cornelio Muñoz
1869–1870 Sr. Antonio Real
1870 Gral. Simón Egaña
1870–1871 Gral. Cosme Rodríguez
1871 Dr. Lisandro Díaz
1871–1872 Gral. Adolfo Olivo
1872 Gral. Alejandro Ibarra
1872–1873 Gral. Ignacio Avendaño
1873 Gral. Fortunato Vautrai
1873 Gral. Manuel Mendible
1873–1874 Gral. Cosme Rodriguez
1874–1876 Gral. Raimundo Fonseca
1876 Gral. Ignacio Avendaño
1876–1877 Gral. Raimundo Fonseca
1877 Gral. Federico Fonseca
1877 Gral. Raimundo Fonseca
1877 Gral. Francisco Arnao
1877–1878 Gral. Jose Galindez
1878–1879 Gral. Hermenegildo Perez
1879–1880 Gral. Raimundo Fonseca
1880 Gral. E. Pulgar
1880–1882 Gral. Raimundo Fonseca
1882 Gral. Jose Carrillo
1882 Sr. Juan Carrillo
1882–1892 Ninguno
1892–1899 Gral. Jose Galindez
1899–1900 Gral. Ignacio Avendaño
1900–1901 Gral. Francisco Parra
1901 Gral. Rafael Carabaño
1901–1903 Gral. Miguel Marquez
1903 Sr. Felipe Real
1903–1904 Dr. Guillermo Tell
1904–1905 Gral. Ignacio Quintana
1905–1910 Dr. Jose Gabaldon
1910–1911 Dr. Jose Núñez
1911–1915 Gral. Ignacio Quintana
1915–1921 Gral. Vicencio Perez
1921–1927 Dr. Hernán Pérez
1927–1931 Gral. Jose Domínguez
1931–1933 Dr. Francisco Parra
1933–1934 Gral. Jose Domínguez
1934–1935 Gral. Juan Ramirez
1935–1936 Cnel. Carlos Sanchez
1936 Gral. Alfredo Franco
1936 Dr. Temístocles Esteves
1936 Sr. Carlos Rodríguez
1936–1937 Dr. Saverio Barbarito
1937–1938 Sr. Carlos Arriaga
1938 Dr. Alejandro Rivas
1938–1939 Sr. Carlos Rodriguez
1939–1940 Sr. Antonio Este
1940 Sr. Carlos Diaz
1940–1941 Sr. Julio Montenegro
1941–1945 Sr. Carlos Rodriguez
1945 Sr. Juan Salerno
1945 Sr. Carlos Vivas
1945 Sr. Julio Sánchez
1945 - 1948 Dr. Pedro Hernández
1948 - 1958 Dr. Edgar Dominguez
1958 Dr. Humberto Barrios
1958 - 1959 Dr. Virgilio Leon
1959 - 1960 Sr. Rafael Castillo
1960 - 1961 Sr. Leónidas Monasterios
1961 - 1964 Sr. Octavio Viana
1964 - 1965 Prof. Héctor Saldeño
1965 - 1967 Sr. Ricardo Montilla
1967 - 1968 Sr. Julio Yanez
1968 Dr. Mauro Gonzalez
1968 - 1969 Dr. Jose Tirado
1969 - 1970 Dr. Gilmer Urdaneta
1970 - 1972 Sra. Carmen Morales De Valera
1972 - 1974 Dr. Amando Michelangelli
1974 - 1976 Dr. Eduardo Hernandez
1976 - 1979 Sr. Elias Castro
1979 - 1983 Sr. Rafael Bolivar
1983 - 1984 Dr. Ismael Colmenarez
1984 - 1986 Dr. Euclides Martinez
1986 - 1987 Econ. Pablo Marquez
1987 Dr. Rafael Marin
1987 - 1988 Econ. Jose Flores
1988 - 1989 Dr. Hugo Marquez

Elected governors

Took office Left office Governor Vote
1989 1992 José Gregorio Montilla, Acción Democrática 56.55
1992 1995 Marcelo Oquendo Rojo, Acción Democrática 53.24
1995 1998 José Gregorio Montilla, Acción Democrática 60.77
1998 1999 José Gregorio Montilla, Acción Democrática 54.25
1999 2000 Jesús Aguilarte, MVR 51.51
2000 2004 Luis Lippa, Acción Democrática 48.37
2004 2008 Jesús Aguilarte, MVR 66.85
2008 2011 Jesús Aguilarte, PSUV 56.97
2012 2017 Ramón Carrizales, PSUV 63.30
2017 current Ramón Carrizales, PSUV 52,13

See also

References

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