List of Illinois Secretaries of State

This is a list of all the people who have served as Illinois Secretary of State.[1]

# Name Term Party
1 Kane, Elias K.Elias K. Kane 1818–1822
2 Lockwood, Samuel D.Samuel D. Lockwood 1822–1823
3 Blackwell, DavidDavid Blackwell 1823–1824
4 Birkbeck, MorrisMorris Birkbeck 1824–1825
5 Forquer, GeorgeGeorge Forquer 1825–1828
6 Field, Alexander PopeAlexander Pope Field 1829–1840
7 Douglas, Stephen A.Stephen A. Douglas 1840–1841 Democratic
8 Trumbull, LymanLyman Trumbull 1841–1843
9 Campbell, ThompsonThompson Campbell 1843–1846
10 Cooley, Horace S.Horace S. Cooley 1846–1850
11 Gregg, David L.David L. Gregg 1850–1853
12 Starne, AlexanderAlexander Starne 1853–1857
13 Hatch, Ozias M.Ozias M. Hatch 1857–1865
14 Tyndale, SharonSharon Tyndale 1865–1869
15 Rummel, EdwardEdward Rummel 1869–1873
16 Harlow, George H.George H. Harlow 1873–1881
17 Dement, Henry D.Henry D. Dement 1881–1889
18 Pearson, Isaac N.Isaac N. Pearson 1889–1893
19 Hinrichsen, William H.William H. Hinrichsen 1893–1897
20 Rose, James A.James A. Rose 1897–1912
21 Doyle, Cornelius J.Cornelius J. Doyle 1912–1913
22 Woods, HarryHarry Woods 1913–1914
23 Stevenson, Lewis G.Lewis G. Stevenson 1914–1917
24 Emmerson, Louis L.Louis L. Emmerson 1917–1929 Republican
25 Stratton, William J.William J. Stratton 1929–1933
26 Hughes, Edward J.Edward J. Hughes 1933–1944
27 Rowe, Richard YatesRichard Yates Rowe 1944–1945
28 Barrett, Edward J.Edward J. Barrett 1945–1953
29 Carpentier, Charles F.Charles F. Carpentier 1953–1964 Republican
30 Chamberlain, William H.William H. Chamberlain 1964–1965 Democratic
31 Powell, PaulPaul Powell 1965–1970 Democratic
32 Lewis, Jr., John W.John W. Lewis, Jr. 1970–1973 Republican
33 Howlett, Michael J.Michael J. Howlett 1973–1977 Democratic
34 Dixon, Alan J.Alan J. Dixon 1977–1981 Democratic
35 Edgar, JamesJames Edgar 1981–1991 Republican
36 Ryan, George H.George H. Ryan 1991–1999 Republican
37 White, JesseJesse White 1999–present Democratic

References

  1. ↑ The Political Graveyard – Illinois Secretaries of State (1818–1999)
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