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This is a '''list of [[Landeshauptmann|governors]] of [[Vorarlberg]]'''.
This is a '''list of [[Landeshauptmann|governors]] of [[Vorarlberg]]'''.


{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
! Portrait
|----- bgcolor="#ffdead"
! Name
! Name
! Took office
! Party
! Left office
! From
! colspan=2|Party
! To
! Period
|-
|-
|
| colspan="4" |'''[[Habsburg monarchy]]'''
|[[Sebastian Ritter von Froschauer]]
| 1860
| 6 April 1873
| colspan=2| 
| rowspan=4|[[File:Imperial Coat of Arms of Austria.svg|60px]]<br>'''[[Habsburg Monarchy]]'''<br>{{small|(1860{{ndash}}1918)}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Anton Jussel.jpg|65px]]
|[[Sebastian Ritter von Froschauer]] || &nbsp; || 1860 || 6 April 1873
| [[Anton Jussel]]
| 27 June 1873
| 23 July 1878
| colspan=2|Liberal
|-
|-
|
|[[Anton Jussel]] || Liberal || 27 June 1873 || 23 July 1878
| [[Karl Graf von Belrupt-Tissac]]
| 21 September 1878
| 21 September 1890
| colspan=2|&nbsp;
|-
|-
|
|[[Karl Graf von Belrupt-Tissac]] || &nbsp; || 21 September 1878 || 21 September 1890
| [[Adolf Rhomberg]]
| 21 September 1890
| 3 November 1918
| colspan=2|Catholic-Conservative
|-
|-
| [[File:OttoEnder1929.jpg|65px]]
|[[Adolf Rhomberg]] || Catholic-Conservative || 21 September 1890 || 3 November 1918
| [[Otto Ender]]
| 3 November 1918
| 9 December 1930
| style="background:{{Christian Social Party (Austria)/meta/color}};"|
| [[Christian Social Party (Austria)|Christian Social]]
| rowspan=3|[[File:Austria Bundesadler 1919-1934.svg|60px]]<br>'''[[First Austrian Republic|First Republic]]'''<br>{{small|(1918{{ndash}}1934)}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Ferdinand Redler.jpg|65px]]
| colspan="4" |'''[[First Austrian Republic|First Republic]]'''
| [[Ferdinand Redler]]
|-
| 9 December 1930
|[[Otto Ender]] || [[Christian Social Party (Austria)|Christian Social]] || 3 November 1918 || 9 December 1930
| 14 July 1931
| style="background:{{Christian Social Party (Austria)/meta/color}};"|
| [[Christian Social Party (Austria)|Christian Social]]
|-
|-
| [[File:OttoEnder1929.jpg|65px]]
|[[Ferdinand Redler]] || [[Christian Social Party (Austria)|Christian Social]] || 9 December 1930 || 14 July 1931
| [[Otto Ender]]
| 14 July 1931
| 24 July 1934
| style="background:{{Christian Social Party (Austria)/meta/color}};"|
| [[Christian Social Party (Austria)|Christian Social]]
|-
|-
|
|[[Otto Ender]] || [[Christian Social Party (Austria)|Christian Social]] || 14 July 1931 || 24 July 1934
| [[Ernst Winsauer]]
| 24 July 1934
| 13 March 1938
| style="background:{{Fatherland Front (Austria)/meta/color}};"|
| [[Fatherland Front (Austria)|Fatherland's Front]]
| [[File:Österreich-Wappen (1934-1938).svg|60px]]<br>'''[[Federal State of Austria|Austrofascism]]'''<br>{{small|(1934{{ndash}}1938)}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Anton Plankensteiner 1938.jpg|65px]]
| colspan="4" |'''[[Austrofascism]]'''
| Anton Plankensteiner<br>{{small|''as [[Reichsstatthalter]] and [[Gauleiter]]''}}
| 13 March 1938
| 1 February 1940
| style="background:{{Nazi Party/meta/color}};"|
| [[Nazi Party|NSDAP]]
| rowspan=2|[[File:Reichsadler Deutsches Reich (1935–1945).svg|60px]]<br>'''[[Austria under National Socialism|Nazi Germany]]'''<br>{{small|(1938{{ndash}}1945)}}
|-
|-
| colspan="6" | ''On 1 February 1940, the territory of Vorarlberg was merged into the [[Reichsgau Tirol-Vorarlberg]] under [[Franz Hofer]].''
|[[Ernst Winsauer]] || [[Fatherland's Front]] || 24 July 1934 || 13 March 1938
|-
|-
| [[File:Ulrich Ilg 01.jpg|65px]]
| colspan="4" |'''[[Nazi Germany]]'''<br>''([[Reichsstatthalter]] and [[Gauleiter]])''
| Ulrich Ilg
| 24 May 1945
| 28 October 1964
| style="background:{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}};"|
| [[Austrian People's Party|ÖVP]]
| rowspan=5|[[File:Austria Bundesadler.svg|60px]]<br>'''[[Second Austrian Republic|Second Republic]]'''<br>{{small|(1945{{ndash}}present)}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Keßler Herbert (1981).jpg|65px]]
|Anton Plankensteiner || [[NSDAP]] || 13 March 1938 || 1 February 1940
| Herbert Keßler
| 29 October 1964
| 9 July 1987
| style="background:{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}};"|
| [[Austrian People's Party|ÖVP]]
|-
|-
| [[File:Martin Purtscher 1983 01.jpg|65px]]
| colspan="4" | ''On 1 February 1940, the territory of Vorarlberg was merged into the [[Reichsgau Tirol-Vorarlberg]] under [[Franz Hofer]].''
| Martin Purtscher
| 9 July 1987
| 2 April 1997
| style="background:{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}};"|
| [[Austrian People's Party|ÖVP]]
|-
|-
| [[File:Herbert Sausgruber 2.jpg|65px]]
| colspan="4" |'''[[Second Austrian Republic|Second Republic]]'''
| [[Herbert Sausgruber]]
| 2 April 1997
| 7 December 2011
| style="background:{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}};"|
| [[Austrian People's Party|ÖVP]]
|-
|-
| [[File:20171213 Markus Wallner 850 8541.jpg|65px]]
|Ulrich Ilg || [[ÖVP]] || 24 May 1945 || 28 October 1964
| [[Markus Wallner]]
|-
| 7 December 2011
|Herbert Keßler || [[ÖVP]] || 29 October 1964 || 9 July 1987
| ''Incumbent''
|-
| style="background:{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}};"|
|Martin Purtscher || [[ÖVP]] || 9 July 1987 || 2 April 1997
| [[Austrian People's Party|ÖVP]]
|-
|[[Herbert Sausgruber]] || [[ÖVP]] || 2 April 1997 || 7 December 2011
|-
|[[Markus Wallner]] || [[ÖVP]] || 7 December 2011 || ''Incumbent''
|}
|}


Revision as of 15:34, 27 September 2020

Governor of Vorarlberg
Landeshauptmann von Vorarlberg
Coat of arms of Vienna
Flag of Vienna
since 7 December 2011
StyleMr. Governor
(formal)
StatusLandeshauptmann
Member ofVorarlberger Landtag
SeatNeues Landhaus, Bregenz
NominatorPolitical Parties
AppointerLandtag
sworn in by the President
Term lengthfive years (no term limit)
Constituting instrumentFederal Constitutional Law
Formation1860
First holderSebastian Ritter von Froschauer
Websitevorarlberg.at

This is a list of governors of Vorarlberg.

Portrait Name Took office Left office Party Period
Sebastian Ritter von Froschauer 1860 6 April 1873  
Habsburg Monarchy
(1860–1918)
Anton Jussel 27 June 1873 23 July 1878 Liberal
Karl Graf von Belrupt-Tissac 21 September 1878 21 September 1890  
Adolf Rhomberg 21 September 1890 3 November 1918 Catholic-Conservative
Otto Ender 3 November 1918 9 December 1930 style="background:Template:Christian Social Party (Austria)/meta/color;"| Christian Social
First Republic
(1918–1934)
Ferdinand Redler 9 December 1930 14 July 1931 style="background:Template:Christian Social Party (Austria)/meta/color;"| Christian Social
Otto Ender 14 July 1931 24 July 1934 style="background:Template:Christian Social Party (Austria)/meta/color;"| Christian Social
Ernst Winsauer 24 July 1934 13 March 1938 style="background:Template:Fatherland Front (Austria)/meta/color;"| Fatherland's Front
Austrofascism
(1934–1938)
Anton Plankensteiner
as Reichsstatthalter and Gauleiter 		13 March 1938 1 February 1940 style="background:Template:Nazi Party/meta/color;"| NSDAP
Nazi Germany
(1938–1945)
On 1 February 1940, the territory of Vorarlberg was merged into the Reichsgau Tirol-Vorarlberg under Franz Hofer.
Ulrich Ilg 24 May 1945 28 October 1964 style="background:Template:Austrian People's Party/meta/color;"| ÖVP
Second Republic
(1945–present)
Herbert Keßler 29 October 1964 9 July 1987 style="background:Template:Austrian People's Party/meta/color;"| ÖVP
Martin Purtscher 9 July 1987 2 April 1997 style="background:Template:Austrian People's Party/meta/color;"| ÖVP
Herbert Sausgruber 2 April 1997 7 December 2011 style="background:Template:Austrian People's Party/meta/color;"| ÖVP
Markus Wallner 7 December 2011 Incumbent style="background:Template:Austrian People's Party/meta/color;"| ÖVP
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