Vermont State Auditor

Seal of the State Auditor of Vermont

The Vermont State Auditor, also called Auditor of Accounts, is one of six cabinet-level constitutional offices in the US state of Vermont , which is elected for two years. It is responsible for making independent and objective reviews of Vermont government operations. This includes three main areas of work: performance audits, final audits of the state (CAFR) and individual state audits in which the use of federal funds by the state is checked.

Acting Auditor of Accounts is Doug Hoffer , a member of the Democratic Party and the Vermont Progressive Party . He was elected to this office in 2012.

Until 1870 the Auditors of Accounts were elected for a year.

List of Auditors of Accounts

#	Auditor	image	Term of office	Party affiliation
1	Elisha Clark		1790-1797	Non-party
2	Seth Storrs		1797-1801	Non-party
3	Benjamin Emmons		1801-1806	Non-party
4th	Alexander Hutchinson		1806-1813	Non-party
5	Job Lyman		1813-1815	Non-party
6th	Alexander Hutchinson		1815-1817	Non-party
7th	Willis Hall		1817-1819	Non-party
8th	Norman Williams		1819-1823	National Republican Party
9	David Pierce		1823-1844	Whig
10	Silas H. Hodges		1844-1850	Whig
11	Frederick E. Woodbridge		1850-1853	Whig
12	William M. Pingry		1853-1860	republican
13	Jeptha Bradley		1860-1864	republican
14th	Dugald Stewart		1864-1870	republican
15th	Whitman G. Ferrin		1870-1876	republican
16	Jedd P. Ladd		1876-1878	republican
17th	E. Henry Powell		1878-1892	republican
18th	Franklin D. Hale		1892-1898	republican
19th	Orion M. Barber		1898-1902	republican
20th	Horace F. Graham		1902-1917	republican
21st	Benjamin Gates		1917-1941	republican
22nd	David V. Anderson		1941-1965	republican
23	Jay H. Gordon		1965-1969	democrat
24	Robert T. King		1969-1970	republican
25th	Alexander V. Acebo		1970-1993	republican
26th	Edward S. Flanagan		1993-2001	democrat
27	Elizabeth M. Ready		2001-2005	democrat
28	Randolph D. Brock III		2005-2007	republican
29	Thomas M. Salmon		2007-2013	republican
30th	Douglas R. Hoffer		2013-2018	Democrat and Progressive

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Snelling Center (pdf) ( Memento of the original from January 12, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ Elected as a Democrat in 2006 and 2008, he moved to the Republican Party in 2009 and was re-elected in 2010.
3. ^ Vermont Auditor election, 2016

Web links

Commons : State Auditors of Vermont  - Collection of Pictures, Videos and Audio Files

• List of State Auditors of Vermont on the State of Vermont website
• Vermont State Auditor of Accounts
• Government of Vermont portal