The Political Graveyard: Colorado: State Treasurers

Colorado: State Treasurers

Colorado State Treasurers, 1876-2005 (May be incomplete!)
Fred Z. Solomon 1876 George C. Corning 1876-79 Nathan C. Culver 1879-80 W. C. Sanders 1881-82 Fred Walsen 1883-84 George R. Swallow 1885-86 Peter W. Breene 1887-88 William Brisbane 1889-90 James N. Carlile 1891-92 Albert Nance 1893-94 Harry Mulnix 1895-96 George W. Kephart 1897-98 John H. Fesler 1899-1900 James N. Chipley 1901-02 Whitney Newton 1903-04 John A. Holmberg 1905-06 Alfred E. Bent 1907-08 W. J. Galligan 1909-10 Roady Kenehan 1911-12 Michael A. Leddy 1913-14 Allison Stocker 1915-16 Robert Higgins 1917-18 Harry Mulnix 1919-20 Arthur Strong 1921-22 Harry Mulnix 1923-24 William D. MacGinnis 1925-26 Harry Mulnix 1927 Herbert Fairall 1928 William D. MacGinnis 1929-30 John M. Jackson 1931-32 Homer F. Bedford 1933-34 Charles M. Armstrong 1935-36 Homer F. Bedford 1937-38 Charles M. Armstrong 1939-40 Homer F. Bedford 1941-42 Leon E. Lavington 1943-44 Homer F. Bedford 1945-46 H. Rodney Anderson 1947-48 Homer F. Bedford 1949-50 Earl Ewing 1951-52 Homer F. Bedford 1953-54 Earl Ewing 1955-56 Homer F. Bedford 1957-58 Timothy H. Armstrong 1959-62 Homer F. Bedford 1963-66 Virginia Blue 1967-70 Julia Swearingen 1970 Palmer Lyle Burch 1971-74 Sam Brown 1975-77 Roy R. Romer 1977-87 Gail S. Schoettler 1987-95 Bill Owens 1995-99 Michael Coffman 1999-2005

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1966: Homer F. Bedford (Dem), defeated.

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