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'''Joseph Graham (Gray) Davis, Jr''' was the 37th [[Governor of California]] (1999-2003) and the second Governor in U.S. History to be successfully recalled. He also served as the [[Lt. Governor of California]] (1995-1999), the [[California State Controller]] (1987-1995), and as a [[California State Assembly|California State Assemblyman]] (1983-1987). As Governor, he succeeded [[Pete Wilson]] and was succeeded by [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]].
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{{Officeholder
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|name=Gray Davis
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|party=[[Democratic]]
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|spouse=Sharon Ryer Davis
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|religion=Roman Catholic
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{{Officeholder/governor
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|state=California
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        |number=37th
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|terms=January 4, 1999 – November 17, 2003
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        |preceded=[[Pete Wilson]]
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        |succeeded=[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]
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'''Joseph Graham "Gray" Davis, Jr''' was the 37th [[Governor of California]] (1999-2003) and the second governor in [[United States]] history to be successfully recalled. He also served as the [[Lt. Governor of California]] (1995-1999), the [[California State Controller]] (1987-1995), and as a [[California State Assembly|California State Assemblyman]] (1983-1987). As governor, he succeeded [[Pete Wilson]] and was succeeded by [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]].
  
 
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Revision as of 16:06, May 18, 2011

Gray Davis
37th Governor of California
From: January 4, 1999 – November 17, 2003
Predecessor Pete Wilson
Successor Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Party Democratic
Spouse(s) Sharon Ryer Davis
Religion Roman Catholic

Joseph Graham "Gray" Davis, Jr was the 37th Governor of California (1999-2003) and the second governor in United States history to be successfully recalled. He also served as the Lt. Governor of California (1995-1999), the California State Controller (1987-1995), and as a California State Assemblyman (1983-1987). As governor, he succeeded Pete Wilson and was succeeded by Arnold Schwarzenegger.