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The following is a '''list of current Madorian governors'''.
The following is a '''list of current Madorian governors'''.


They are the executive heads of the 23 provinces and seven territories of Costa Madora. Candidates for governor must be Madorian citizens by birth and either a native of the province or a resident in the province for at least five years prior to the date of the elections, as provided for in Article TBE of the [[Constitution of Costa Madora]].
They are the executive heads of the 23 provinces and eight territories of Costa Madora. Candidates for governor must be Madorian citizens by birth and either a native of the province or a resident in the province for at least five years prior to the date of the elections, as provided for in Article TBE of the [[Constitution of Costa Madora]].
==Provincial governors==
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==See also==
==See also==
*[[List of Madorian provincial legislatures]]
*[[List of Madorian provincial legislatures]]

Latest revision as of 10:20, 22 January 2024

The following is a list of current Madorian governors.

They are the executive heads of the 23 provinces and eight territories of Costa Madora. Candidates for governor must be Madorian citizens by birth and either a native of the province or a resident in the province for at least five years prior to the date of the elections, as provided for in Article TBE of the Constitution of Costa Madora.

Provincial governors

Province Governor Party Previous positions Term Deputy
Assumed office End of term
Aranbún
(list) 		Mike Huckabee speaking at HealthierUS Summit.jpg Saul Lagúna Christian Democrats
Arzoá
(list) 		Indira Vizcaíno.jpg Tatiana Oquendo Social Democratic Union
Flag of Atámerano.png
Atámerano
(list) 		Richard Blumenthal 2018.jpg Antonio Catalá La Coalición
  • Mayor of Oraicó (2002–2007)
  • Deputy Governor (2018–2020)
 November 2, 2020 November 2, 2024 Isabella Abad
(since 2021)
Chacayo
(list) 		Senator Jose Menendez.jpg Hector Lagarcía
Chiropón
(list) 		Pete Wilson and Dirk Kempthorne (cropped).jpg Robert Noé Bourque
Comoya
(list) 		Maru Campos (cropped).jpg Elena Valladar Libertad y Justicia
Concuípa
(list) 		Mark Warner 2018 (2).jpg Jairo Villalba
Flag of the Province of Copanaco.png
Copanaco
(list) 		Eruviel Ávila Villegas.jpg Luiz Bescós Social Democratic Union
Embarrupá
(list) 		Plenário do Senado (24784094134).jpg Fernando Yáñez
Italá
(list) 		Sean Parnell Elmendorf crop.jpg Arthur Caspersen Christian Democrats Minister of Agriculture
Jucaya
(list) 		Secretary Pompeo Meets With Minister of Interior Raya El Hassan in Beirut - 40475132763 (cropped).jpg Isabel Löpfe
Malquié
(list) 		Meeting-with-governor-howard-dean-102815 22362219678 o (cropped to Dean).jpg Matias Tarragona
Flag of Miravalles.png
Miravalles
(list) 		Esteban Villegas Villarreal en 2022 (recortada).jpg Gabriel Alférez
Flag of Montalvós.png
Montalvós
(list) 		Wilfried Haslauer 2023.jpg Iago Márqua La Coalición
Pamarca Norte
(list) 		Dannel Malloy (28351227732).jpg Javier Macuélla Green Alliance May 28, 2018 May 28, 2026
(term limit)
Pamarca
(list) 		Mark Carney (cropped).jpg Alberto Raul Suárez
Paracuápa
(list) 		Eduardo Villegas (cropped).jpg Eduardo Villegas La Coalición
Pototillo
(list) 		File:Marina del Pilar (gobierno de Baja California).jpg Ileana Reséndez La Coalición
Río Huerchi
(list) 		Senador David Monreal Ávila (cropped).jpg Teyo Loloya
Sobracuíba
(list) 		Eduardo leite em Congressos. Seminários. Palestras (18894873036) (cropped).jpg Eduardo Paullén Social Democratic Union
Taltapiapó
(list) 		Scott Walker February 2015.jpg Diego Pastor
Tucúranca
(list) 		Encuentro con el Gobernador electo de Baja California, Francisco Vega de Lamadrid.jpg Juan Simón Holguín
Villasante
(list) 		DanielFilmus2011.jpg David Rafael Sabaté Libertad y Justicia

Territorial governors and heads

Province Head Party Previous positions Term Deputy
Assumed office End of term
Baarderburen
(list) 		Senator David Perdue and Sonny Perdue (cropped).jpg Nicolaas Lempersz
Bandera del Distrito Federal (Costa Madora).jpg
Distrito Nacional
(list) 		DSF1114-Final.jpg Mara Imelda del Limones June 25, 2021 June 25, 2025
Djamboela
(list) 		Chris Minns MP (cropped).png
 Gabriel Arriaga
Ilhas Madalena
(list) 		Catherine, Princess of Wales in 2022.JPG Laura Saraiva
Islas Aláceas
(list) 		Rogelio Ortega Martinez.jpg Jose Maria Sacristán
Marcayagua
(list) 		Winnie Odinga.jpg Mariam Hawkins August 5, 2021 August 5, 2025
Saint-Lucien
(list) 		Jean-Marc Ayrault (1) (cropped).JPG Gerard Álvarez
Flag of San Íreo.png
San Íreo
(list) 		Rafaelcorrea08122006.jpg Franco Maordá

See also

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