The Political Graveyard: Montana: Secretaries of State

Montana: Secretaries of State

Montana Secretaries of State, 1889-2006 (May be incomplete!)
Louis Rotwitt 1889-97 Thomas S. Hogan 1897-1901 George M. Hays 1901 Abraham N. Yoder 1905-11 T. M. Swindlehurst 1911-13 A. M. Alderson 1913-17 C. T. Stewart 1917-22 R. N. Hawkins 1922-27 William Powers 1927-28 T. M. Mountjoy 1928 W. E. Harmon 1929-32 Sam W. Mitchell 1933-55 S. C. Arnold 1955-57 Frank Murray 1957- Jim Waltermire 1980-88 Brad Johnson 2005-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1896: Thomas S. Hogan (Populist), elected.

1911 Aug 6: Abraham N. Yoder, died in office.

1911 Aug 26: T. M. Swindlehurst, appointed.

1922 Mar 4: C. T. Stewart, resigned.

1955 Jun 25: Sam W. Mitchell, died in office.

1988 Apr 8: Jim Waltermire, died in office.

2004: Brad Johnson (Rep), elected.

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