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Nebraska Attorney General

Attorney general for the U.S. state of Nebraska


Attorney general for the U.S. state of Nebraska

FieldValue
postAttorney General
bodyNebraska
imageMike Hilgers.jpg
incumbentMike Hilgers
incumbentsinceJanuary 5, 2023
typeChief legal officer
seatLincoln
termlength4 years
formationFebruary 21, 1867
firstChampion Chase
website[Nebraska Attorney General](http://ago.nebraska.gov/) official website

The Nebraska attorney general is the chief law enforcement officer and lawyer for the U.S. state of Nebraska.

List of attorneys general

;Parties

#ImageAttorney GeneralTermParty
1[[File:Champion Chase, mayor of Omaha.jpg60px]]Champion S. Chase1867–1869Republican
2Seth Robinson1869–1871Republican
3George H. Roberts1871–1873Republican
4Joseph R. Webster1873–1875Republican
George H. Roberts1875–1879Republican
5Caleb J. Dilworth1879–1883Republican
6Isaac Powers, Jr.1883–1885Republican
7William Leese1885–1891Republican
8George H. Hastings1891–1895Republican
9Arthur S. Churchill1895–1897Republican
10[[File:Constantine J. Smyth, c.1899.jpg60px]]Constantine J. Smyth1897–1901Fusion
11Frank N. Prout1901–1905Republican
12[[File:Norris Brown.jpg60px]]Norris Brown1905–1907Republican
13[[File:William Townsend Thompson.jpg60px]]William T. Thompson1907–1910Republican
14[[File:Arthur F. Mullen LCCN2014716865.jpg60px]]Arthur F. Mullen1910–1911Democratic
15Grant G. Martin1911–1915Republican
16Willis E. Reed1915–1919Democratic
17Clarence A. Davis1919–1923Republican
18Ora S. Spillman1923–1929Republican
19Christian A. Sorensen1929–1933Republican
20Paul F. Good1933–1935Democratic
21William H. Wright1935–1937Democratic
22[[File:Richard Charles Hunter (United States Senator from Nebraska).jpg60px]]Richard C. Hunter1937–1939Democratic
23Walter R. Johnson1939–1949Republican
24[[File:James H. Anderson (NE).png60px]]James H. Anderson1949–1950Republican
25Clarence S. Beck1950–1951Republican
26[[File:Harold P. Caldwell Nebraska.jpg60px]]Harold P. Caldwell1951 (one day)Democratic
Clarence S. Beck1951–1961Republican
27Clarence A. H. Meyer1961–1975Republican
28[[File:Paul L. Douglas (NE).png60px]]Paul L. Douglas1975–1984Republican
29Robert M. Spire1985–1991Republican
30[[File:Don Stenberg (cropped).jpg60px]]Don Stenberg1991–2003Republican
31[[File:Attorney General Jon Bruning (6020241630) (cropped).jpg60px]]Jon Bruning2003–2015Republican
32Doug Peterson2015–2023Republican
33[[File:Mike Hilgers.jpg60px]]Mike Hilgers2023–presentRepublican

Notes

References

References

  1. (November 5, 1878). "Republican Ticket". Nebraska State Journal.
  2. (June 30, 1950). "Filing Books Closed: Final Day Has Flurry of 11th Hour Surprises". Holdrege Daily Citizen.
  3. (November 26, 1950). "Caldwell to Attend Vote Certifying". Lincoln Journal Star.
  4. (December 2, 1950). "Caldwell Case Debate Heard: Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments". Omaha World-Herald.
  5. (December 9, 1950). "Caldwell to Hold Attorney General Office for 'Few Hours'". Kearney Hub.
  6. (January 4, 1951). "Omaha Demo[crat] Has 'Smooth Day' As State Officer". McCook Daily Gazette.
  7. (March 8, 1951). "Caldwell Files for Omaha Council". The Columbus Telegram.
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