Ohio State Treasurer

Public office in the state of Ohio

State Treasurer of Ohio

Seal of the state treasurer of Ohio

Incumbent
Robert Sprague

since January 14, 2019

Style| The Honorable
Term length| Four years, two consecutive term limit[1]
Inaugural holder| William McFarland
1803
Formation| Ohio Constitution
Succession| Fifth
Salary| $109,554
Website| Office of the Treasurer

The treasurer of the U.S. state of Ohio is responsible for collecting and safeguarding taxes and fees, as well as managing state investments.[2] The Treasury was located in the Ohio Statehouse from 1861 to 1974, when it was moved to the Rhodes State Office Tower. The original office in the statehouse, which has been restored to its 19th-century appearance, is used for ceremonial events.[2]

Before Ohio became a state, John Armstrong was Treasurer-General of the Northwest Territory from 1796 to 1803.[2] He was appointed to the post by the United States Congress. Under the first constitution of Ohio, 1803 to 1851, the state legislature appointed a treasurer.[2] Since the second constitution in 1852, the office has been elective.[2]

The current officeholder is Republican Robert Sprague.

## List of Ohio state treasurers

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| Image | Name | Term of office | Party

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|  | William McFarland | 1803–1816 |
|  | Hiram M. Curry | 1816–1820 |
|  | Samuel Sullivan | 1820–1823 |
|  | Henry Brown | 1823–1835 |
|  | Joseph Whitehill | 1835–1847 |
|  | Albert A. Bliss | 1847–1852 | Whig
|  | John G. Breslin | 1852–1856 | Democratic
|  | William Harvey Gibson | 1856–1857 | Republican
|  | Alfred P. Stone | 1857–1862 | Republican
|  | G. V. Dorsey | 1862–1865 | Republican
|  | William Hooper | 1865–1866 |
|  | Sidney S. Warner | 1866–1871 | Republican
|  | Isaac Welsh | 1872–1875 | Republican
|  | Leroy Welsh | 1875–1876 | Republican
|  | John M. Millikin | 1876–1878 | Republican
|  | Anthony Howells | 1878–1880 | Democratic
|  | Joseph Turney | 1880–1884 | Republican
|  | Peter Brady | 1884–1886 | Democratic
|  | John C. Brown | 1886–1892 | Republican
|  | William T. Cope | 1892–1896 | Republican
|  | Samuel B. Campbell | 1896–1900 | Republican
|  | Isaac B. Cameron | 1900–1904 | Republican
|  | William S. McKinnon | 1904–1908 | Republican
|  | Charles C. Green | 1908–1909 | Republican
|  | David S. Creamer | 1909–1913 | Democratic
|  | John P. Brennan | 1913–1915 | Democratic
|  | Rudolph W. Archer | 1915–1917 | Republican
|  | Chester E. Bryan | 1917–1919 | Democratic
|  | Rudolph W. Archer | 1919–1923 | Republican
|  | Harry S. Day | 1923–1927 | Republican
|  | Bert B. Buckley | 1927–1929 | Republican
|  | H. Ross Ake | 1929–1930 | Republican
|  | Edwin A. Todd | 1930–1931 |
|  | Harry S. Day | 1931–1937 | Republican
|  | Clarence H. Knisley | 1937–1939 |
|  | Don H. Ebright | 1939–1951 | Republican
|  | Roger W. Tracy | 1951–1959 | Republican
|  | Joseph T. Ferguson | 1959–1963 | Democratic
|  | John D. Herbert | 1963–1971 | Republican
|  | Gertrude W. Donahey | 1971–1983 | Democratic
|  | Mary Ellen Withrow | 1983–1994 | Democratic
|  | J. Kenneth Blackwell | 1994–1999 | Republican
|  | Joseph T. Deters | 1999–2005 | Republican
|  | Jennette Bradley | 2005–2007 | Republican
|  | Richard Cordray | 2007–2009 | Democratic
|  | Kevin Boyce | 2009–2011 | Democratic
|  | Josh Mandel | 2011–2019 | Republican
|  | Robert Sprague | 2019–present | Republican

## Elections

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|  Mayoral elections

* 1987
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* 1993
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* v
* t
* e

Ohio voters elect the treasurer for a four-year term in midterm election years, along with the governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, and state auditor.

Year | Democratic | Republican | Other

|
|
|

2022 | Scott Schertzer : 1,692,160 | Robert Sprague : 2,390,542 |
2018 | Rob Richardson : 1,960,075 | Robert Sprague : 2,257,955 |
2014[3] | Connie Pillich: 1,323,325 | Josh Mandel: 1,724,060 |
2010[4] | Kevin Boyce: 1,525,912 | Josh Mandel : 2,050,142 | Matthew Cantrell
(Libertarian): 184,478
2006 | Richard Cordray: 2,223,282 | Sandra O'Brien: 1,618,625 |
2002 | Mary O. Boyle: 1,459,113 | Joseph Deters: 1,666,844 |
1998 | John A. Donofrio | Joseph Deters |
1994 | Barbara Sykes | J. Kenneth Blackwell |
1990 | Mary Ellen Withrow | Judith Y. Brachman |
1986 | Mary Ellen Withrow | Jeff Jacobs |
1982 | Mary Ellen Withrow | Dana G. Rinehart |
1978 | Gertrude W. Donahey | George C. Rogers |
1974 | Gertrude W. Donahey | Richard H. Harris |
1970 | Gertrude W. Donahey | Robin T. Turner |
1966 | Eldon Brown | John D. Herbert |
1962 | Thomas E. Ferguson | John D. Herbert |
1958 | Joseph T. Ferguson | Roger W. Tracy |
1956 | John W. Donahey | Rober W. Tracy |
1954 | Joseph T. Ferguson | Roger W. Tracy |
1952 | John J. Gallagher | Roger W. Tracy |
1950 | Frank M. Quinn | Roger W. Tracy |
1948 | Harry V. Armstrong | Don H. Ebright |
1946 | James T. Welsh | Don H. Ebright |
1944 | Harry V. Armstrong | Don H. Ebright |
1942 | Robert S. Cox | Don H. Ebright |
1940 | Clarence H. Knisley | Don H. Ebright |
1922[5] | William S. Hiler : 666,786 | Harry S. Day : 844,398 |
1920[6] | Charles B. Orwig : 770,387 | Rudolph W. Archer : 1,109,191 | Max Goodman : 43,538
Adam Lehr : 1,537
1916[7] | Chester E. Bryan : 565,902 | Rudolph W. Archer : 542,198 | Frank M. Hinkle : 38,299
John N. Ferguson : 6,708
1912[8] | John P. Brennan | Rudolph W. Archer | William Kirtley, Jr. (Progressive)
1910[9] | David S. Creamer | Rudolph W. Archer |
1908[10] | David S. Creamer : 537,461 | Charles C. Green : 536,030 | Thomas C. Devine (Soc) : 31,865
James H. Ford (Pro) : 10,897
John P. Thornbury (Ind) : 587
Danford Hare (Peo) : 167
Henry Piper (Soc Lab) : 839
1905[11] | Charles E. Mason : 418,515 | William S. McKinnon : 462,447 | Joseph H. Sims (Soc) : 18,277
Hiram L. Baker (Pro) : 13,837
Peter Faber (Soc Lab) : 1,831
1903[12] | Volley J. Dahl : 356,617 | William S. McKinnon : 474,033 | Ithamar B. Hinman (Soc) : 14,165
Will Kingham (Pro) : 14,448
John H T Juergens (Soc Lab) : 2,185
1901[13] | R. Page Aleshire | Isaac B. Cameron |
1899[14] | James L. Gorman | Isaac B. Cameron |
1897[15] | James F. Wilson : 401,024 | Samuel B. Campbell : 427,521 | Samuel Wells : 7,541
F M Morris : 5,849
Samuel Stevens : 1,535
Edward L. Larsen : 4,186
B W Maxwell : 437
T A Rodefer : 3,112
1895[16] | William B. Shober 329,209 | Samuel B. Campbell 427,706 |
1893[17] | Brisbin C. Blackburn 346,849 | William T. Cope 422,483 |
1891[18] | Charles F. Ackerman 345,847 | William T. Cope 373,395 |
1889[19] | William E. Boden 373,476 | John C. Brown 377,102 |
1887[20] | George W. Harper 327,435 | John C. Brown 357,597 |
1885[21] | Peter Brady 340,969 | John C. Brown 361,463 |
1883[22] | Peter Brady 359,847 | John C. Brown 348,399 |
1881[23] | Alonzo P. Winslow 286,591 | Joseph Turney 316,232 |
1879[24] | Anthony Howells 317,193 | Joseph Turney 335,670 |
1877[25] | Anthony Howells 270,461 | John M. Millikin 250,746 |
1875[26] | John Schreiner 292,714 | John M. Millikin 296,617 |
1873[27] | George Weimer 231,349 | Isaac Welsh 213,527 |
1871[28] | Gustav Bruehl 218,390 | Isaac Welsh 237,398 |
1869[29] | Stephen Buhrer 227,948 | Sidney S. Warner 236,345 |
1867[30] | Charles Fulton 240,802 | Sidney S. Warner 243,318 |
1865[31] | George Spence 192,972 | Sidney S. Warner 225,673 |
1863[32] | Horace L. Knapp 188,320 | Godwin V. Dorsey 284,976 |
1861[33] | George W. Holmes 151,548 | Godwin V. Dorsey 207,439 |
1859[34] | William Bushnell 170,503 | Alfred P. Stone 184,568 |
1857[35] | James R. Morris 158,756 | Alfred P. Stone 160,585 |
1855[36] | John G. Breslin 132,925 | William Harvey Gibson 169,350 |
1853[37] | John G. Breslin : 151,226 | J. Wesley Chafin
(Freesoil) : 33,934 | Henry Brachman
(Whig) : 95,862
1851[38] | John G. Breslin : 145,331 | Tobias A. Plants
(Freesoil) : 13,127 | Albert A. Bliss
(Whig) : 124,554

## Notes

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1. ^ "Ohio Constitution – Section III.02". The Ohio Legislature. Retrieved 11 July 2018.
2. ^ a b c d e "History of the State Treasury". Ohio State Trearurer. Retrieved 2013-06-29.
3. ^ "2014 Election Results". Ohio Secretary of State. Retrieved 2016-12-09.
4. ^ "Treasurer of State November 2, 2010". Ohio Secretary of State. Retrieved 2013-06-27.
5. ^ Brown, Thad H (1923). Vote polled in the several counties of the State of Ohio at the Election held November 7, 1922 and at the Primary Elections held August 8, 1922. p. 15.
6. ^ Ohio General Assembly (1921). Journal of the House of Representatives of the 84th General Assembly of the State of Ohio. Vol. CIX. Columbus: F J Heer Printing. p. 22.
7. ^ Journal of the House of Representatives of the Eighty Second General Assembly of the State of Ohio. 1917. p. 27.
8. ^ Powell 1913 : 453-454
9. ^ Powell 1913 : 423
10. ^ Ohio Secretary of State (1905). Ohio election statistics:. page 404 of pdf file
11. ^ Ohio Secretary of State (1905). Ohio election statistics:. page 17 of pdf file
12. ^ Ohio Secretary of State (1905). Ohio election statistics:. page 1667 of pdf file
13. ^ Powell 1913 : 379-380
14. ^ Powell 1913 : 371-372
15. ^ Taylor, William Alexander; Taylor, Aubrey Clarence (1899). Ohio statesmen and annals of progress: from the year 1788 to the year 1900 ... Vol. 2\. State of Ohio. p. 121. page 388 of pdf file
16. ^ Smith 1898 : 665
17. ^ Smith 1898 : 644
18. ^ Smith 1898 : 605
19. ^ Smith 1898 : 579
20. ^ Smith 1898 : 541
21. ^ Smith 1898 : 512
22. ^ Smith 1898 : 473
23. ^ Smith 1898 : 450
24. ^ Smith 1898 : 406
25. ^ Smith 1898 : 379
26. ^ Smith 1898 : 342
27. ^ Smith 1898 : 319
28. ^ Smith 1898 : 286
29. ^ Smith 1898 : 268
30. ^ Smith 1898 : 238
31. ^ Smith 1898 : 209
32. ^ Smith 1898 : 161
33. ^ Smith 1898 : 140
34. ^ Smith 1898 : 95
35. ^ Smith 1898 : 74
36. ^ Smith 1898 : 40
37. ^ Bell 1876 : 120-121
38. ^ Bell 1876 : 114-115

## References

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* Smith, Joseph P, ed. (1898). History of the Republican Party in Ohio. Vol. I. Chicago: the Lewis Publishing Company.
* Bell, William Jr. (1876). Annual report of the Secretary of State to the Governor and General Assembly for the year 1875... Ohio Secretary of State.
* Powell, Thomas Edward, ed. (1913). The Democratic party of the state of Ohio: a comprehensive history. Vol. 1\. The Ohio Publishing Company.

## External sources

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* "Ohio State Treasurer website". Retrieved 2013-06-29.
* "Treasurers of State of the State of Ohio: 1796 – present". Jon Husted, Ohio Secretary of State. State of Ohio. Retrieved 29 July 2014.

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United States Secretary of the Treasury: ▌Scott Bessent (R)

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* ▌26 Republican (26 states)
* ▌16 Democratic (16 states)
* ▌1 Independent (1 state)
* ▌13 Nonpartisan (7 states, 1 district, 5 territories)

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Statewide political officials of Ohio

U.S. senators|

* Bernie Moreno
* Jon Husted

State government|

* Mike DeWine, Governor
* Jim Tressel, Lieutenant Governor
* Frank LaRose, Secretary of State
* Dave Yost, Attorney General
* Keith Faber, Auditor
* Robert Sprague, Treasurer

Senate|

* Rob McColley, President
* Bill Reineke, President pro tempore
* Theresa Gavarone, Majority Leader
* Nickie Antonio, Minority Leader

House|

* Matt Huffman, Speaker
* Gayle Manning, Speaker pro tempore
* Marilyn John, Majority Leader
* Dani Isaacsohn, Minority Leader

Supreme Court|

* Sharon L. Kennedy, Chief Justice
* Pat Fischer
* Pat DeWine
* Jennifer Brunner
* Joe Deters
* Daniel R. Hawkins
* Megan E. Shanahan, Associate Justices

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