The Political Graveyard: Missouri: Secretaries of State

Missouri: Secretaries of State

Missouri Secretaries of State, 1820-2007 (May be incomplete!)
Joshua Barton 1820-21 William Grymes Pettus 1821-24 Hamilton Rowan Gamble 1824-26 Spencer D. Pettis 1826-28 Priestly Haggin McBride 1829-30 John C. Edwards 1830-35 Henry Shurlds 1835-37 John C. Edwards 1837 Peter Garland Glover 1837-39 James Lawrence Minor 1839-45 Faulkland Heard Martin 1845-49 Ephraim B. Ewing 1849-53 John M. Richardson 1853-57 Benjamin Franklin Massey 1857-61 Mordecai Oliver 1861-65 Francis A. Rodman 1865-71 Eugene F. Weigel 1871-75 Michael Knowles McGrath 1875-89 Alexander A. Lesueur 1889-1901 Sam Baker Cook 1901-05 John Ephraim Swanger 1905-09 Cornelius Roach 1909-17 John Leo Sullivan 1917-21 Charles U. Becker 1921-33 Dwight H. Brown 1933-44 Gregory C. Stockard 1944-45 Wilson Bell 1945-47 Edgar C. Nelson 1947-49 Walter H. Toberman 1949-60 Robert W. Crawford 1960-61 Warren E. Hearnes 1961-65 James C. Kirkpatrick 1965-85 Roy Blunt 1985-93 Judith K. Moriarty 1993-94 Richard Hanson 1994 Rebecca M. Cook 1994-2001 Matt Blunt 2001-05 Robin Carnahan 2005-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1821 Sep 8: Joshua Barton, resigned.

1860: John Trousdal Coffee, defeated.

1888: Herman P. Faris (Prohibition), defeated.

1920: Charles U. Becker (Rep), elected.

1924 Nov 4: Charles U. Becker (Rep), elected.

1928: Dwight H. Brown, defeated.

1928 Nov 6: Charles U. Becker (Rep), elected.

1944 May 8: Dwight H. Brown, died in office.

1947 May 20: Wilson Bell, died in office.

1960 Feb 13: Walter H. Toberman, died in office.

1964 Nov 3: James C. Kirkpatrick (Dem), elected; William J. Jones (Rep), defeated.

1994: Judith K. Moriarty, removed; Richard Hanson, resigned.

2000: Matt Blunt (Rep), elected.

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