The Political Graveyard: Vermont: State Treasurers

Vermont: State Treasurers

Vermont State Treasurers, 1776-2003 (May be incomplete!)
Ira Allen 1776-86 Samuel Mattocks 1786-1800 Benjamin Swan 1800-33 Augustine Clarke 1833-37 Allen Wardner 1837-38 Henry Fisk Janes 1838-41 John Spaulding 1841-46 Elisha P. Jewett 1846-47 George Howes 1847-53 John A. Page 1853-54 Henry M. Bates 1854-60 John B. Page 1860-66 John A. Page 1866-82 William H. DuBois 1882-90 Henry F. Field 1890-98 John L. Bacon 1898-1906 Edward H. Deavitt 1906-15 Walter F. Scott 1915-23 Thomas H. Cave 1923-43 Levi R. Kelley 1943-49 George H. Amidon 1949- James H. Douglas 1995-2003

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1922 Nov 7: Thomas H. Cave (Rep & Prohibition), elected; Howard E. Shaw (Dem), defeated.

1924 Nov 4: Thomas H. Cave (Rep), elected; Otis C. Sawyer (Dem), defeated; Scott M. Farnum (Prohibition), defeated.

1948: Levi R. Kelley (Rep), elected; J. Edward Moran (Dem), defeated.

1962 Sep 11: Peter J. Hincks (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1962 Sep 11: George H. Amidon (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1962 Nov 6: George H. Amidon (Rep), elected; Peter J. Hincks (Dem), defeated.

1994: James H. Douglas, elected.

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