New Jersey State Auditor

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The New Jersey State Auditor is a constitutional officer. He is appointed by the New Jersey State Legislature, and serves a term of five years. Within his power, the officer may investigate the spending and internal management control of any state or state-supported agencies. The office is constitutionally established as the only one that the Legislature may appoint.

[edit] Current Auditor

Richard L. Fair (1998?-2006

[edit] Past Auditors

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State Auditors in the United States This box: view • talk • edit
AK: Pat Davidson AL: Samantha Shaw AR: Jim Wood AZ: Debra K. Davenport CA: John Chiang CO: Sally Symanski CT: Nancy Wyman DE: R. Thomas Wagner Jr. FL: William O. Monroe GA: Russell W. Hinton	HI: Marion M. Higa IA: David A. Vaudt ID: Donna M. Jones IL: William G. Holland IN: Tim Berry KS: Les Donovan KY: Crit Luallen LA: Steve J. Theriot MA: Joseph DeNucci MD: Bruce A. Myers	ME: Neria R. Douglass MI: Thomas H. McTavish MN: Rebecca Otto MO: Susan Montee MS: Phil Bryant MT: John Morrison NC: Les Merritt ND: Bob Peterson NE: Mike Foley NH: Catherine A. Provencher	NJ: Richard Fair NM: Hector H. Balderas NV: Paul V. Townsend NY: Tom Sanzillo OH: Mary Taylor OK: Jeff McMahan OR: Bill Bradbury PA: Jack Wagner RI: Ernest A. Almonte SC: Richard A. Eckstrom	SD: Rich Sattgast TN: John G. Morgan TX: John M. Keel UT: John Schaff VA: Walter J. Kucharski VT: Thomas M. Salmon WA: Michael J. Murphy WI: Janice Mueller WV: Glen B. Gainer III WY: Michael Geesey