The Political Graveyard: Nebraska: State Treasurers

Nebraska: State Treasurers

Nebraska State Treasurers, 1867-2001 (May be incomplete!)
Augustus Kountze 1867-69 James Sweet 1869-71 Henry A. Koenig 1871-75 J. C. McBride 1875-79 George M. Bartlett 1879-83 Phelps D. Sturdevant 1883-85 Charles H. Willard 1885-89 John E. Hill 1889-93 Joseph S. Bartley 1893-97 John B. Meserve 1897-1901 William Stuefer 1901-03 Peter Mortensen 1903-07 L. G. Brian 1907-11 Walter A. George 1911-15 George E. Hall 1915-19 Daniel B. Cropsey 1919-23 C. D. Robinson 1923-27 Willis M. Stebbins 1927-31 T. W. Bass 1931-33 George E. Hall 1933-36 Horatio J. Murray 1936-37 Walter H. Jensen 1937-39 T. W. Bass 1939 John Havekost 1939-41 L. B. Johnson 1941-43 Carl G. Swanson 1943-45 Edward Gillette 1946-51 Frank B. Heintze 1951-55 Ralph W. Hill 1955-58 Bertha I. Hill 1958-59 Richard R. Larsen 1959-61 Clarence L. E. Swanson 1961-64 P. Merle Humphries 1964-65 Fred Sorenson 1965-67 Wayne R. Swanson 1967-75 Frank Marsh 1975-81 Kay A. Orr 1981-87 Frank Marsh 1987-91 Dave Heineman 1995-2001

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1940 Nov 5: L. B. Johnson (Rep), elected; Walter H. Jensen (Dem), defeated.

1948 Nov 2: Edward Gillette (Rep), elected; William T. Thompson, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1954 Nov 2: Ralph W. Hill (Rep), elected; Richard R. Larsen (Dem), defeated.

1958 Jul 13: Ralph W. Hill, died in office.

1964 Apr 5: Clarence L. E. Swanson, died in office.

1966 Nov 8: Wayne R. Swanson (Rep), elected; Fred Sorenson (Dem), defeated.

1982: Kay A. Orr (Rep), elected.

1990: Frank Marsh (Rep), defeated.

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