The Political Graveyard: North Carolina: State Auditors

North Carolina: State Auditors

North Carolina State Auditors, 1862-1997 (May be incomplete!)
Samuel F. Phillips 1862-64 Richard H. Battle 1864-65 Henderson Adams 1868-73 John Reilly 1873-77 Samuel L. Love 1877-81 William P. Roberts 1881-89 George W. Sandlin 1889-93 Robert M. Furman 1893-97 Hal W. Ayer 1897-1901 Benjamin F. Dixon 1901-10 Benjamin F. Dixon, Jr. 1910-11 William P. Wood 1911-21 Baxter Durham 1921-37 George Ross Pou 1937-47 Henry L. Bridges 1947-81 Edward Renfrow 1981-93 Ralph Campbell, Jr. 1993-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1864: Richard H. Battle, appointed.

1864 Jul 10: Samuel F. Phillips, resigned.

1872: Collett Leventhorpe (Dem), defeated.

1910: William P. Wood, elected.

1910 Sep 26: Benjamin F. Dixon, died in office.

1910 Sep 30: Benjamin F. Dixon, Jr., appointed.

1912: William P. Wood, elected.

1947 Feb 9: George Ross Pou, died in office.

1947 Feb 15: Henry L. Bridges, appointed.

1964: Everett L. Peterson, defeated.

1968: Theodore C. Conrad (Rep), defeated.

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