Florida Attorney General

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The Florida Attorney General is an elected official in the U.S. state of Florida. The position has a four year term of office with a two term limit.

Attorney General Term of Service
Joseph Branch 1845 - 1846
Augustus E. Maxwell 1846 - 1848
James T. Archer 1848
David P. Hogue 1848–1853
Mariano D. Papy 1853-1861
John B. Galbraith 1861-1868
James Westcott, Jr. 1868
A. R. Meek 1868–1870
Sherman Conant 1870-1871
J.B.C. Drew 1871-1872
H. Bisbee, Jr. 1872
J.P.C. Emmons 1872–1873
William A. Cocke 1873-1877
George P. Raney 1877–1885
C.M. Cooper 1885-1889
William B. Lamar 1889–1903
James B. Whitfield 1903-1904
W.H. Ellis 1904-1909
Park Trammell 1909-1913
Thomas F. West 1913-1917
Van C. Swearingen 1917-1921
Rivers Buford 1921-1925
J.B. Johnson 1925-1927
Fred H. Davis 1927-1931
Cary D. Landis 1931-1938
George Couper Gibbs 1938-1941
J. Thomas Watson 1941-1949
Richard W. Ervin 1949-1964
James W. Kynes 1964-1965
Earl Faircloth 1965-1971
Robert Shevin 1971-1979
James C. Smith 1979-1987
Robert A. Butterworth 1987-2002
Richard E. Doran 2002-2003
Charlie Crist 2003-2006
Bill McCollum 2006-
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State Attorneys General in the United States
   

AS: Afa Ripley, Jr.
GU: Alicia Limtiaco
NMI: Matt Gregory
PR: Roberto Sánchez
VI: Vincent Frazer
DC: Linda Singer
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