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Massachusetts: State Attorneys General

Massachusetts State Attorneys General, 1777-2012 (May be incomplete!)
Robert Treat Paine 1777-90 James Sullivan 1790-1807 Barnabas Bidwell 1807-10 Perez Morton 1810-32 James T. Austin 1832-43 John H. Clifford 1849-53 Rufus Choate 1853-54 John H. Clifford 1854-58 Stephen Henry Phillips 1858-61 Dwight Foster 1861-64 Chester L. Reed 1864-67 Charles Allen 1867-72 Charles R. Train 1872-79 George Marston 1879-83 Edgar J. Sherman 1883-87 Andrew J. Waterman 1887-91 Albert E. Pillsbury 1891-94 Hosea M. Knowlton 1894-1902 Herbert Parker 1902-06 Dana Malone 1906-11 James M. Swift 1911-14 Thomas J. Boynton 1914-15 Henry C. Attwill 1915-19 Henry A. Wyman 1919-20 J. Weston Allen 1920-22 Jay R. Benton 1923-27 Arthur K. Reading 1927-28 Joseph E. Warner 1928-35 Paul A. Dever 1935-41 Robert T. Bushnell 1941-45 Clarence A. Barnes 1945-49 Francis E. Kelly 1949-53 George Fingold 1953-58 Edward T. Martin 1958 Edward J. McCormack 1958-63 Edward W. Brooke 1963-67 Elliot L. Richardson 1967-69 Robert H. Quinn 1969- Martha Coakley 2006- Martha Coakley 2007-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2002 Nov 5: Thomas F. Reilly (Dem), elected unopposed.

 

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