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2022 United States State Treasurer elections

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The 2022 United States State Treasurer elections will be held on Nov 8, 2022, to elect the land treasurer and equivalents in twenty-seven states, plus a special election in Utah. The previous elections for this grouping of states took place in 2018. The treasurer of Vermont serves 2-year terms and was last elected in 2020.

These elections will take identify concurrently with several other federal, state, and local elections.

Partisan composition [edit]

Going into the election, in that location are 22 Republican land treasurers and 20 Democratic treasurers. This class of treasurers is made of fourteen Democrats and fourteen Republicans.

Democrats will exist defending two state won by Donald Trump, and Republicans will be defending one state won by Joe Biden in 2020. Additionally, Democrats hold state treasurer offices in three states with Republican governors, while Republicans do non agree whatsoever state treasurer offices in states with Democratic governors.

Race summary [edit]

States [edit]

Country	State treasurer	Party	First elected	Last race	Status	Candidates
Alabama	Young Boozer	Republican	2021[a]	97.i% R[b]	Running	▌Immature Drunkard (Republican)[1]
Arizona	Kimberly Yee	Republican	2018	54.3% R	Running	▌Martín Quezada (Democratic)[2] ▌Jeff Weninger (Republican)[3] ▌Kimberly Yee (Republican)[4]
Arkansas	Dennis Milligan	Republican	2014	70.9% R	Term-express	▌Mark Lowery (Republican)[5] ▌Mathew Pitsch (Republican)[5] ▌Pam Whitaker (Democratic)[five]
California	Fiona Ma	Democratic	2018	64.1% D	Running	▌Fiona Ma (Democratic)[vi]
Colorado	Dave Immature	Democratic	2018	52.2% D	Eligible	▌Lang Sias (Republican)[7]
Connecticut	Shawn Wooden	Autonomous	2018	55.1% D	Eligible	TBD
Delaware	Colleen Davis	Democratic	2018	52.4% D	Eligible	TBD
Florida	Jimmy Patronis	Republican	2017[c]	51.seven% R	Running	▌Jimmy Patronis (Republican)[8] ▌Richard Dembinsky (Independent)[9]
Idaho	Julie Ellsworth	Republican	2018	100% R[d]	Eligible	TBD
Illinois	Mike Frerichs	Democratic	2014	57.6% D	Running	▌Tom Demmer (Republican)[10] ▌Mike Frerichs (Democratic)[11]
Indiana	Kelly Mitchell	Republican	2014	58.6% R	Term-limited	▌Dan Elliot (Republican)[12] ▌Lana Keesling (Republican)[xiii] ▌Elise Nieshalla (Republican)[14] ▌Pete Seat (Republican)[fifteen]
Iowa	Michael Fitzgerald	Democratic	1982	54.8% D	Eligible	▌Roby Smith (Republican)[16]
Kansas	Lynn Rogers	Autonomous	2021[e]	57.8% R	Eligible	▌Steven Johnson (Republican)[17] ▌Caryn Tyson (Republican)[18] ▌Sara Hart Weir (Republican)[19]
Massachusetts	Deb Goldberg	Democratic	2014	67.6% D	Running	▌Ronald Beaty (Republican)[twenty] ▌Deb Goldberg (Autonomous)[21]
Nebraska	John Murante	Republican	2018	100% R[f]	Running	▌Paul Anderson (Republican)[22] ▌John Murante (Republican)[22] ▌Katrina Tomsen (Libertarian)[22]
Nevada	Zach Conine	Democratic	2018	47.7% R	Eligible	▌Manny Kess (Republican)[23]
New United mexican states	Tim Eichenberg	Democratic	2014	52.5% D	Term-limited	▌Heather Benavidez (Democratic)[24] ▌Harry B. Montoya (Republican)[24] ▌Laura One thousand. Montoya (Democratic)[24]
New York	Thomas DiNapoli	Autonomous	2006	66.9% D	Eligible	TBD
Ohio	Robert Sprague	Republican	2018	53.3% R	Running	▌Scott Schertzer (Democratic)[25] ▌Robert Sprague (Republican)[26]
Oklahoma	Randy McDaniel	Republican	2018	71.6% R	Retiring[27]	▌David B. Hooten (Republican)[28] ▌Clark Jolley (Republican)[29] ▌Todd Russ (Republican)[30]
Rhode Island	Seth Magaziner	Democratic	2014	64.9% D	Term-express	▌James Diossa (Democratic)[31]
Southward Carolina	Curtis Loftis	Republican	2010	56.0% R	Eligible	TBD
South Dakota	Josh Haeder	Republican	2018	62.3% R	Running	▌Josh Haeder (Republican)[32]
Texas	Glenn Hegar	Republican	2014	53.2% R	Running	▌Janet Dudding (Democratic)[33] ▌Glenn Hegar (Republican)[34] ▌Angel Lius Vega (Autonomous)[33]
Utah (special)	Marlo Oaks	Republican	2021[g]	74.6% R	Eligible	TBD
Vermont	Beth Pearce	Democratic	2010	53.two% D	Eligible	TBD
Wisconsin	Sarah Godlewski	Democratic	2018	50.9% D	Retiring[35]	▌Gillian Battino (Democratic)[36] ▌Orlando Owens (Republican)[37] ▌Aaron Richardson (Democratic)[38] ▌Angelito Tenorio (Democratic)[39]
Wyoming	Curt Meier	Republican	2018	72.ane% R	Eligible	TBD

Alabama [edit]

Incumbent Republican Young Drunk, who was appointed to the position Oct 1, 2021 after the previous treasurer, John McMillan, resigned, is running for election to a total term.^[1] Drunk previously served every bit Alabama Country Treasurer from 2011 to 2019.

Arizona [edit]

Incumbent Republican Kimberly Yee initially ran for governor, but suspended her campaign on Jan fifteen, 2022, and is now running for re-election.^[4] Country representative Jeff Weninger is primary challenging Yee.^[iii]

Democratic candidates include country senator Martín Quezada.^[ii]

Arkansas [edit]

Incumbent Republican Dennis Milligan is term-express and cannot seek a third term.

Republican candidates include State senator Mathew Pitsch^[5] and state representative Mark Lowery.^[5] The only Democratic candidate is Pam Whitaker.^[five]

California [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Fiona Ma is running for re-election.^[half-dozen]

Colorado [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Dave Young is eligible to seek re-election.

Republican candidates include Lang Sias, former state representative and Republican nominee for lieutenant governor in 2018.^[7]

Connecticut [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Shawn Wooden is eligible to seek re-ballot.

Delaware [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Colleen Davis is eligible to seek re-ballot.

Florida [edit]

Incumbent Republican Jimmy Patronis is running for re-election.^[8] Perennial candidate Richard Dembinsky is running as an contained.^[9]

Idaho [edit]

Incumbent Republican Julie Ellsworth is eligible to seek re-election.

Illinois [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Mike Frerichs is running for re-ballot.^[11] Firm deputy minority leader Tom Demmer is running confronting him.^[ten]

Indiana [edit]

Incumbent Republican Kelly Mitchell is term-express and cannot seek a third term.

Republican candidates include Morgan Canton Republican party chair Dan Elliot,^[12] Fort Wayne city clerk Lana Keesling,^[13] Boone County quango president Elise Nieshalla^[xiv] and erstwhile Indiana Republican Political party spokesman Pete Seat.^[15]

Iowa [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Michael Fitzgerald is eligible to seek re-election. Republican state senator Roby Smith is challenging Fitzgerald.^[16]

Kansas [edit]

Incumbent Democratic Lynn Rogers was appointed January 2, 2021, later on his predecessor, Jake LaTurner, resigned subsequently being elected to Congress. Rogers is eligible to seek re-election.

Republican candidates include state representative Steven Johnson,^[17] land senator Caryn Tyson^[18] and Sara Hart Weir, former CEO of the National Down's syndrome Society.^[19]

Massachusetts [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Deb Goldberg is running for re-election.^[21] Republican former Barnstable County commissioner Ronald Beaty is running against Goldberg.^[20]

Nebraska [edit]

Incumbent Republican John Murante is running for re-election.^[22] He is facing a primary challenge from Paul Anderson.^[22] Libertarian Katrina Tomsen is also running.^[22]

Nevada [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Zach Conine is eligible to seek re-election. Republican business organization possessor Manny Kess is challenging Concine.^[23]

New Mexico [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Tim Eichenberg is term-limited and cannot seek a third term. Democratic candidates include old judge Heather Benavidez^[24] and sometime Sandoval County treasurer Laura Montoya.^[24] The only Republican candidate is Harry Montoya.^[24]

New York [edit]

The duties of treasurer take been carried out by the New York State Comptroller since the office of New York Land Treasurer was abolished in 1926. Incumbent Democrat Thomas DiNapoli is eligible to seek re-election, and has indicated his intent to do so.^[forty]

Ohio [edit]

Incumbent Republican Robert Sprague is running for re-election.^[26] Democratic mayor of Marion Scott Schertzer is running confronting him.^[25]

Oklahoma [edit]

Incumbent Republican Randy McDaniel is retiring.^[27] Republican candidates include Oklahoma County canton clerk David B. Hooten,^[28] quondam chairman of the Oklahoma Taxation Commission Clark Jolley^[29] and state representative Todd Russ.^[30]

Rhode Island [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Seth Magaziner is term-limited and cannot seek a third term. Former Central Falls mayor James Diossa is running for the seat.^[31]

Due south Carolina [edit]

Incumbent Republican Curtis Loftis is eligible to seek re-election.

South Dakota [edit]

Incumbent Republican Josh Haeder is running for re-election.^[32]

Texas [edit]

The duties of treasurer have been carried out by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts since the part of Texas Land Treasurer was abolished in 1996. Incumbent Republican Glenn Hegar is running for re-election.^[34]

Democratic candidates include Certified Public Accountant Janet Dudding,^[33] chaser Tim Mahoney^[33] and author Angel Luis Vega.^[33]

Utah (special) [edit]

Incumbent Republican Marlo Oaks was appointed June 29, 2021, afterward his predecessor, David Damschen, resigned. He is running for the special election. He will exist challenged by Libertarian Joseph Buchman, Contained American Warren Rogers and United Utah Thomas Horne.^[41]

Vermont [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Beth Pearce is eligible to seek re-election.

Wisconsin [edit]

Incumbent Democrat Sarah Godlewski is running for US Senate.^[35] Autonomous candidates include Fitchburg mayor Aaron Richardson,^[38] W Allis alderman Angelito Tenorio^[39] and radiologist Gillian Battino.^[36]

Republican candidates include activist Orlando Owens.^[37]

Wyoming [edit]

Incumbent Republican Curt Meier is eligible to seek re-election.

Notes [edit]

1. ^ Boozer took office later his predecessor (John McMillan) resigned.
2. ^ McMillan was elected unopposed except for write-ins.
3. ^ Patronis took function afterwards his predecessor (Jeff Atwater) resigned.
4. ^ Ellsworth ran unopposed.
5. ^ Rogers was appointed afterwards his predecessor (Jake LaTurner) resigned.
6. ^ Murante ran unopposed.
7. ^ Oaks was appointed subsequently his predecessor (David Damschen) resigned.

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