The Political Graveyard: Wisconsin: State Attorneys General

Wisconsin: State Attorneys General

Wisconsin State Attorneys General, 1848-2003 (May be incomplete!)
James S. Brown 1848-50 S. Park Coon 1850-52 Experience Estabrook 1852-54 George B. Smith 1854-56 William R. Smith 1856-58 Gabriel Bouck 1858-60 James H. Howe 1860-62 Winfield Smith 1862-66 Charles R. Gill 1866-70 Stephen S. Barlow 1870-74 A. Scott Sloan 1874-78 Alexander Wilson 1878-82 Leander F. Frisbie 1882-87 Charles E. Estabrook 1887-91 James L. O'Connor 1891-95 William H. Mylrea 1895-99 Emmett R. Hicks 1899-1903 Lafayette M. Sturdevant 1903-07 Frank L. Gilbert 1907-11 Levi H. Bancroft 1911-13 Walter C. Owen 1913-18 Spencer Haven 1918-19 John J. Blaine 1919-21 William J. Morgan 1921-23 Herman L. Ekern 1923-27 John W. Reynolds 1927-33 James E. Finnegan 1933-34 Thomas E. Fairchild 1949-50 Vernon W. Thomson 1951-57 John W. Reynolds 1959-63 George Thompson 1963 Bronson C. LaFollette 1965-69 Robert W. Warren 1969-74 Bronson C. LaFollette 1975-87 James E. Doyle 1991-2003

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1879: John Montgomery Smith (Dem), defeated.

1886: Eugene W. Chafin (Prohibition), defeated.

1900: Eugene W. Chafin (Prohibition), defeated.

1902: Lafayette M. Sturdevant (Rep), elected.

1922 Nov 7: Herman L. Ekern (Rep), elected; Jeremiah F. Collins (Independent Democratic), defeated; Charles L. Allen (Prohibition), defeated.

1924 Nov 4: Herman L. Ekern (Rep), elected; J. Allan Simpson (Dem), defeated; Robert A. Hess (Socialist), defeated; G. Bauman (Socialist Labor), defeated; Mathew Mott (Prohibition), defeated.

1948: Thomas E. Fairchild (Dem), elected.

1956 Nov 6: Stewart G. Honeck (Rep), elected; Robert LaFollette Sucher (Dem), defeated; Frank L. Nikolay (Ind), defeated.

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