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The '''Secretary of State of the U.S. state''' of [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]] is an [[elected official]] with a wide variety of responsibilities, including supervising [[election]]s and maintaining [[public record]]s.
The '''Secretary of State of the U.S. state''' of [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]] is an [[elected official]] with a wide variety of responsibilities, including supervising [[election]]s and maintaining [[public record]]s.


The [[Incumbent (politics)|incumbent]] Secretary of State is [[Robyn Crittenden]], who was appointed to the office on November 8, 2018 by [[Governor of Georgia|Governor]] [[Nathan Deal]] following the resignation of [[Brian Kemp]]. Crittenden is the first [[African-American|African American]] woman to hold a statewide constitutional office in Georgia. She will serve until January 2019, when the winner of the [[Georgia Secretary of State election, 2018|2018 Secretary of State election]] is expected to take office.
The [[Incumbent (politics)|incumbent]] Secretary of State is [[Robyn Crittenden]], who was appointed to the office on November 8, 2018 by [[Governor of Georgia|Governor]] [[Nathan Deal]] following the resignation of [[Brian Kemp]]. Crittenden is the first [[African-American|African American]] woman to hold a statewide constitutional office in Georgia. She will serve until January 2019, when [[Brad Raffensperger]] is taking office.


==List of Secretaries of State of Georgia==
==List of Secretaries of State of Georgia==

Revision as of 03:31, 5 December 2018

The Secretary of State of the U.S. state of Georgia is an elected official with a wide variety of responsibilities, including supervising elections and maintaining public records.

The incumbent Secretary of State is Robyn Crittenden, who was appointed to the office on November 8, 2018 by Governor Nathan Deal following the resignation of Brian Kemp. Crittenden is the first African American woman to hold a statewide constitutional office in Georgia. She will serve until January 2019, when Brad Raffensperger is taking office.

List of Secretaries of State of Georgia

# Name Party Took Office Left Office
1[1] John Milton 1777 1799
2 Horatio Marbury 1799 1811
3 Abner Hammond 1811 1823
4 Everard Hamilton 1823 1833
5 William A. Tennille 1833 1843
6 Nathan Crawford Barnett 1843 1849
7 George Washington Harrison 1849 1851
8 Nathan Crawford Barnett 1851 1853
9 Elihu P. Watkins 1853 1861
10 Nathan Crawford Barnett 1861 1868
11 David G. Cotting Republican 1868 1873
12 Nathan Crawford Barnett Democrat [3] 1873 1890 a
13 Philip Cook, Sr. Democrat 1890 1894 a
14 Allen D. Candler Democrat 1894 1898
15 William C. Clifton 1898 1898
16 Philip Cook, Jr. Democrat 1898 1918 a
17 Henry Bascomb Strange 1918 1919
18 Samuel Guyton McLendon 1919 1928 a
19 George Henry Carswell Democrat 1928 1931
20 John Bryan Wilson Democrat 1931 1946 a
21 Benjamin W. Fortson, Jr. Democrat 1946 1979 a
22 David Bryan Poythress Democrat 1979 1983
23 Joseph Maxwell “Max” Cleland Democrat 1983 1996
24 Lewis A. Massey Democrat 1996 1999
25 Lera Catharine “Cathy” Cox Democrat 1999 2007
26 Karen Handel Republican 2007 2010
27 Brian Kemp Republican 2010 2018
28 Robyn Crittenden Republican 2018 Incumbent
29 Brad Raffensperger Republican Taking office January 14, 2019

(a) Died in Office

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