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Colorado: State Attorneys General

Colorado State Attorneys General, 1877-2004 (May be incomplete!)
Archibald J. Sampson 1877-79 Charles W. Wright 1879-80 Charles H. Toll 1881-82 David F. Urmy 1883-84 Theodore H. Thomas 1885-86 Alvin Marsh 1887-88 Samuel W. Jones 1889-90 Joseph H. Maupin 1891-92 Eugene Engley 1893-94 Byron L. Carr 1895-98 David M. Campbell 1899-1900 Charles C. Post 1901-02 Nathan C. Miller 1903-06 William H. Dickson 1907-08 John T. Barnett 1909-10 Benjamin Griffith 1911-12 Fred Farrar 1913-16 Leslie E. Hubbard 1917-18 Victor E. Keyes 1919-22 Russel W. Fleming 1923-24 Wayne C. Williams 1924-25 William L. Boatright 1925-28 Robert E. Winbourn 1929-30 John S. Underwood 1930-31 Clarence L. Ireland 1931-32 Paul P. Prosser 1933-36 Byron G. Rogers 1936-40 Gail L. Ireland 1941-44 H. Lawrence Hinkley 1945-48 John W. Metzger 1949-50 Duke W. Dunbar 1951-73 John P. Moore 1973-74 J. P. MacFarlane 1975-82 Duane Woodard 1983-91 Gail S. Norton 1991- Gale Norton 1991-99 Ken Salazar 1999-2004

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1926: William L. Boatright (Rep), elected.

 

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