The Political Graveyard: Illinois: State Auditors of Public Accounts

Illinois: State Auditors of Public Accounts

Illinois State Auditors of Public Accounts, 1818-1973 (May be incomplete!)
Elijah C. Berry 1818-31 James T. Stapp 1831-35 Davis Levi 1835-41 James Shields 1841-43 William Lee Davidson Ewing 1843-46 Thomas H. Campbell 1846-57 Jesse K. Dubois 1857-64 Orlin H. Miner 1864-69 Charles E. Lippincott 1869-77 Thomas B. Needles 1877-81 Charles P. Swigart 1881-89 Charles W. Pavey 1889-93 David Gore 1893-97 James S. McCullough 1897-1913 James J. Brady 1913-17 Andrew Russel 1917-25 Oscar E. Nelson 1925-33 Edward J. Barrett 1933-41 Arthur C. Lueder 1941-49 Benjamin O. Cooper 1949-53 Orville E. Hodge 1953-56 Lloyd Morey 1956-57 Elbert Sidney Smith 1957-61 Michael J. Howlett 1961-73

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1846 Mar 25: William Lee Davidson Ewing, died in office.

1912: James S. McCullough, defeated.

1932: Edward J. Barrett (Dem), elected.

1936 Nov 3: Edward J. Barrett (Dem), elected; Arthur J. Bidwill (Rep), defeated; Harry A. Steinmeyer (Union Progressive), defeated; Anton Udovic (Socialist), defeated; Carl T. E. Schultze (Prohibition), defeated; Gus A. Jenning (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1940 Nov 5: Arthur C. Lueder (Rep), elected; John C. Martin (Dem), defeated; Georgia Albright (Socialist), defeated; Carl T. E. Schultze (Prohibition), defeated.

1944 Nov 7: Arthur C. Lueder (Rep), elected; William M. Vicars (Dem), defeated; O. Alfred Olson (Socialist Labor), defeated; Arthur McFall (Prohibition), defeated.

1956 Nov 6: Elbert Sidney Smith (Rep), elected; Michael J. Howlett (Dem), defeated; Stanley L. Prorok (Socialist Labor), defeated.

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