Ohio Auditors of State, 1803-2007 (May be
incomplete!)
Thomas
Gibson 1803-08
Benjamin
Hough 1808-15
Ralph
Osborn 1815-33
John
A. Bryan 1833-39
John
Brough 1839-45
John
Woods 1845-52
William
Duane Morgan 1852-56
Francis
M. Wright 1856-60
Robert
W. Tayler 1860-63
Oviatt
Cole 1863-64
James
H. Goodman 1864-72
James
Williams 1872-80
John
F. Oglevee 1880-84
Emil
Kieswetter 1884-88
Ebenezer
W. Poe 1888-96
Walter
D. Guilbert 1896-1909
Edward
M. Fullington 1909-13
A.
Vic Donahey 1913-21
Joseph
T. Tracy 1921-37
Joseph
T. Ferguson 1937-53
James
A. Rhodes 1953-63
Roger
W. Tracy 1963-64
Chester
W. Goble 1964-65
Roger
Cloud 1965-66
Archer
E. Reilly 1966-67
Roger
Cloud 1967-71
Joseph
T. Ferguson 1971-75
Thomas
E. Ferguson 1975-95
James
M. Petro 1995-2003
Betty
Montgomery 2003-07
Mary
Taylor 2007-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1857:
G.
Volney Dorsey (Dem), defeated.
1859:
G.
Volney Dorsey (Dem), defeated.
1895:
Walter
D. Guilbert (Rep), elected.
1899:
Walter
D. Guilbert (Rep), elected.
1924 Aug 12:
Daniel
E. Butler (Dem), nominated;
Floyd
Atwill (Dem), defeated in primary;
J.
H. Kauffman (Dem), defeated in primary;
Harry
E. McCollister (Dem), defeated in primary;
H.
Sage Valentine (Dem), defeated in primary.
1924 Aug 12:
Joseph
T. Tracy (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1924 Nov 4:
Joseph
T. Tracy (Rep), elected;
Daniel
E. Butler (Dem), defeated;
Herbert
R. Gill (Commonwealth Land), defeated;
Fred
Brown (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1928 Aug 14:
Daniel
E. Butler (Dem), nominated;
Alva
L. Coddington (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joseph
T. Ferguson (Dem), defeated in primary;
Charles
H. Hubbell (Dem), defeated in primary;
J.
H. Kauffman (Dem), defeated in primary;
Aaron
Moul (Dem), defeated in primary;
Lester
C. Riddle (Dem), defeated in primary.
1928 Aug 14:
Joseph
T. Tracy (Rep), nominated;
Stanley
Cherrington (Rep), defeated in primary.
1928 Nov 6:
Joseph
T. Tracy (Rep), elected;
Frank
Kalcec (Socialist Labor), defeated;
James
T. Orr (Prohibition), defeated;
Joseph
Coope (Workers Communist), defeated;
Daniel
E. Butler (Dem), defeated.
1952:
Joseph
T. Ferguson (Dem), defeated.
1956:
James
A. Rhodes (Rep), elected.
1960:
James
A. Rhodes (Rep), elected.
1994:
James
M. Petro (Rep), elected.
2002:
Betty
Montgomery (Rep), elected.
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