Table 4.24

The Treasurers and Other Chief Financial Officers, 2022

Data publication year: 2023 2022 (showing)

FIPS	State or other jurisdiction	Name and party	Method of selection	Length of regular term in years	Date of first service	Present term ends	Maximum consecutive terms allowed by constitution
01	Alabama	Young Boozer III (R)	E	4	1/2011 (n)	1/2023	2
02	Alaska	Pamela Leary	A	Governor's Discretion	1/2014	✕	✕
04	Arizona	Kimberly Yee (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
05	Arkansas	Dennis Milligan (R)	A	4	1/2015	1/2023	2
06	California	Fiona Ma (D)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
08	Colorado	Dave Young (D)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
09	Connecticut	Shawn Wooden (D)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	✓
10	Delaware	Colleen Davis (D)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	✓
12	Florida (a)	Jimmy Patronis (R) (b)	E	4	6/2017 (b)	1/2023	2
13	Georgia	Steve McCoy	A	Pleasure of the Board	10/2011 (j)	✕	✕
15	Hawaii (c)	Craig Hirai	A	Governor's Discretion	12/2019	✕	✕
16	Idaho	Julie Ellsworth (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	✓
17	Illinois	Mike Frerichs (D)	E	4	1/2015	1/2023	✓
18	Indiana	Kelly Mitchell (R)	E	4	11/2014	1/2023	(d)
19	Iowa	Michael L. Fitzgerald (D)	E	4	1/1983	1/2023	✓
20	Kansas	Lynn Rogers (R)	E	4	1/2021 (k)	1/2023	✓
21	Kentucky	Alison Ball (R)	E	4	1/2016	1/2024	2
22	Louisiana	John Schroder (R)(e)	E	4	11/2017 (e)	12/2023	✓
23	Maine	Henry Beck	L	2	1/2019	1/2023	4
24	Maryland	Dereck Davis	L	4	12/2021 (o)	1/2023	✓
25	Massachusetts	Deb Goldberg (D)	E	4	1/2015	1/2023	✓
26	Michigan	Rachael Eubanks	A	Governor's Discretion	2019	✕	✕
27	Minnesota (f)	James Schowalter	A	Governor's Discretion	1/2011 (l)	✕	✕
28	Mississippi	David McRae (R)	E	4	1/2020	1/2024	✓
29	Missouri	Scott Fitzpatrick (R) (i)	E	4	1/1/2019 (i)	1/2025	2
30	Montana (m)	Misty Ann Giles	A	Governor's Discretion	1/2021	✕	✕
31	Nebraska	John Murante (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
32	Nevada	Zach Conine (D)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
33	New Hampshire	Monica Mezzapelle	L	2	1/2021	1/2023	✓
34	New Jersey	Elizabeth Muoio	A	Governor's Discretion	1/2018	✕	✕
35	New Mexico	Tim Eichenberg (D)	E	4	1/2015	1/2023	2
36	New York	Christopher Curtis	A	Governor's Discretion	8/2016	✕	✕
37	North Carolina	Dale Folwell (R)	E	4	1/2017	1/2025	✓
38	North Dakota	Thomas Beadle (R)	E	4	1/2021	1/2025	✓
39	Ohio	Robert Sprague (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
40	Oklahoma	Randy McDaniel (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	✓
41	Oregon	Tobias Read (D)	E	4	1/2017	1/2025	2
42	Pennsylvania	Stacy Garrity (R)	E	4	1/2021	1/2025	2
44	Rhode Island	Seth Magaziner (D)	E	4	1/2015	1/2023	2
45	South Carolina	Curtis Loftis (R)	E	4	1/2011	1/2023	✓
46	South Dakota	Josh Haeder (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	2
47	Tennessee	David H. Lillard Jr.	L	2	1/2009	1/2023	✕
48	Texas (g)	Glenn Hegar (R)	E	4	1/2015	1/2023	✓
49	Utah	Marlo Oaks (R) (h)	E	4	6/2021 (h)	12/2024	✓
50	Vermont	Elizabeth Pearce (D)	E	2	1/2011	1/2023	✓
51	Virginia	David Richardson	A	Governor's Discretion	6/2022	✕.	✕
53	Washington	Mike Pellicciotti (D)	E	4	1/2021	1/2025	✓
54	West Virginia	Riley Moore (R)	E	4	1/2021	1/2025	✓
55	Wisconsin	Sarah Godlewski (D)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	✓
56	Wyoming	Curt Meier (R)	E	4	1/2019	1/2023	✓
60	American Samoa	Malemo Tausaga	A	4	1/2021	✕	✕
11	Dist. of Columbia	Carmen Pigler	A	Pleasure of CFO	4/2020	✕	✕
66	Guam	Rosita Fejeran	CS	✕	N/A	✕	✕
69	CNMI*	Mark Rabauliman	A	4	N/A	N/A	✕
72	Puerto Rico	Francisco Pares	A	4	7/2019	N/A	✕
78	U.S. Virgin Islands	Bosede Bruce	A	4	4/2021	N/A	✕

Source:

The Council of State Governments, 2022.

Key:

*	—	Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands.
✓	—	No provision specifying number of terms allowed.
✕	—	No formal provision, position is appointed or elected by governmental entity (not chosen by the electorate).
A	—	Appointed by the governor. (In the District of Columbia, the Treasurer is appointed by the Chief Financial Officer. In Georgia, position is appointed by the State Depository Board.)
E	—	Elected by the voters.
L	—	Elected by the legislature.
CS	—	Civil Service.
N/A	—	Not available.

Footnotes:

(a)	The official title of the office of state treasurer is Chief Financial Officer.
(b)	Gov. Rick Scott appointed Patronis after Jeff Atwater’s resignation.
(c)	The director of finance performs this function.
(d)	Eligible for eight out of any period of twelve years.
(e)	John Schroder won the special election in 2017 to fill John Kennedy’s term after he was elected to the U.S. Senate. He was elected to a full four-year term in 2019.
(f)	The Commissioner of Management and Budget performs this function.
(g)	The Comptroller of Public Accounts performs this function.
(h)	Oaks was appointed by Gov. Cox in June 2021 after David Damschen resigned to become president and CEO of the Utah Housing Corporation.
(i)	Fitzpatrick was appointed in January 2019 after Treasurer Schmitt was appointed as attorney general.
(j)	McCoy served as state treasurer from 2011-2019 and was reappointed as treasurer in October 2020. He also served as director of the Office of Treasury & Fiscal Services (now known as the Office of the State Treasurer) from 1993-1997.
(k)	Rogers was appointed by Gov. Laura Kelly to fill a vacancy after Treasurer Jake LaTurner was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in November 2020.
(l)	Schowalter first served as commissioner from 2011-2014 and was reappointed to the position by Gov. Walz in September 2020.
(m)	The director of the Department of Administration performs this function.
(n)	Young Boozer first served as tresurer from 2011-2019 and was appointed to serve again in October 2021 upon the resignation of John McMillan. He is running for the position in the November 2022 general election.
(o)	Dereck Davis was appointed in December 2021 upon the resignation of Nancy Kopp.