Ohio State Auditor

Public office in Ohio

State Auditor of Ohio

Seal of the state auditor

Incumbent
Keith Faber

since January 14, 2019

Style| The Honorable
Term length| Four years, two term limit
Inaugural holder| Thomas Gibson
1803
Formation| Ohio Constitution
Succession| Sixth
Salary| $109,554
Website| Office of the State Auditor of Ohio

The Ohio state auditor (formally known as the auditor of state) is responsible for auditing all the public offices of the state of Ohio. The auditor is elected to a four-year term. The current auditor is Keith Faber.

Term | Image | Name | Party | Notes

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1803–1808 |  | Thomas Gibson | Democratic-Republican |
1808–1815 |  | Benjamin Hough | Democratic-Republican |
1815–1833 |  | Ralph Osborn | Democratic-Republican |
1833–1839 |  | John A. Bryan |  |
1839–1845 |  | John Brough | Democratic |
1845–1852 |  | John Woods | Whig |
1852–1856 |  | William Duane Morgan | Democratic |
1856–1860 |  | Francis M. Wright | Republican |
1860–1863 |  | Robert W. Tayler | Republican | Resigned April, 1863.[1]
1863–1864 |  | Oviatt Cole | Republican |
1864–1872 |  | James H. Godman | Republican |
1872–1880 |  | James Williams | Republican |
1880–1884 |  | John F. Oglevee | Republican |
1884–1888 |  | Emil Kiesewetter | Democratic |
1888–1896 |  | Ebenezer W. Poe | Republican |
1896–1909 |  | Walter D. Guilbert | Republican |
1909–1913 |  | Edward M. Fullington | Republican |
1913–1921 |  | A. Victor Donahey | Democratic |
1921–1937 |  | Joseph T. Tracy | Republican |
1937–1953 |  | Joseph T. Ferguson | Democratic |
1953–1963 |  | James A. Rhodes | Republican | resigned
1963–1964 |  | Roger W. Tracy, Jr. | Republican | died in office
1964–1965 |  | Chester W. Goble | Republican | appointed
1965–1966 |  | Roger Cloud | Republican | appointed
1966–1967 |  | Archer E. Reilly | Republican |
1967–1971 |  | Roger Cloud (2nd term) | Republican |
1971–1975 |  | Joseph T. Ferguson | Democratic |
1975–1995 |  | Thomas E. Ferguson | Democratic |
1995–2003 |  | James M. Petro | Republican |
2003–2007 |  | Betty Montgomery | Republican |
2007–2011 |  | Mary Taylor | Republican |
2011–2019 |  | Dave Yost | Republican |
2019– |  | Keith Faber | Republican | Incumbent

## References

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1. ^ Taylor, William A. (1891). Hundred-year book and official register of the state of Ohio: From 1789 to 1891 inclusive. Columbus: The Westbote Co. p. 130.

## External links

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* Auditor of State website
* "Auditors of State of the State of Ohio: 1803 - present". Jon Husted, Ohio Secretary of State. State of Ohio. Retrieved 29 July 2014.

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State auditors in the United States

Comptroller General of the United States: ▌Gene Dodaro (NP)

▌Andrew Sorrell (R)

▌Kris Curtis (NP)

▌Lindsey Perry (NP)

▌Dennis Milligan (R)

▌Malia Cohen (D)

▌Dianne Ray (NP)

▌Sean Scanlon (D)

▌Lydia York (D)

▌Sherrill Norman (R)

▌Greg Griffin (NP)

▌Les Kondo (NP)

▌Brandon Woolf (R)

▌Susana Mendoza (D)

▌Elise Nieshalla (R)

▌Rob Sand (D)

▌Justin Stowe (NP)

▌Allison Ball (R)

▌Mike Waguespack (NP)

▌Matthew Dunlap (D)

▌Brooke Lierman (D)

▌Diana DiZoglio (D)

▌Doug Ringler (NP)

▌Julie Blaha (DFL)

▌Shad White (R)

▌Scott Fitzpatrick (R)

▌James Brown (R)

▌Mike Foley (R)

▌Andy Matthews (R)

▌Michael Kane (NP)

▌David J. Kaschak (NP)

▌Joe Maestas (D)

▌Tom DiNapoli (D)

▌Dave Boliek (R)

▌Josh Gallion (R)

▌Keith Faber (R)

▌Cindy Byrd (R)

▌Tobias Read (D)

▌Timothy DeFoor (R)

▌Dennis Hoyle (NP)

▌Brian Gaines (D)

▌Rich Sattgast (R)

▌Jason Mumpower (R)

▌Kelly Hancock* (R)

▌Tina Cannon (R)

▌Doug Hoffer (D)

▌Staci Henshaw (NP)

▌Pat McCarthy (D)

▌Mark Hunt (R)

▌Joe Chrisman (NP)

▌Kristi Racines (R)

Federal districts:

▌Kathy Patterson (D)

Territories:

▌Liua Fatuesi (NP)

▌Benjamin Cruz (D)

▌Michael Pai (NP)

▌Yesmín Valdivieso (NP)

▌Steven van Beverhoudt (NP)

Political party affiliations:

* ▌21 Republican (21 states)
* ▌18 Democratic (16 states, 1 territory, 1 district)
* ▌17 nonpartisan (13 states, 4 territories)

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