Vermont Auditor of Accounts

Seal of the State Auditor of Vermont

The Vermont State Auditor of Accounts is one of six constitutional officers in Vermont, elected statewide every two years. The Office provides an independent and objective assessment of Vermont's governmental operations.

The current Auditor is Douglas R. Hoffer, a Democrat/Progressive. He was first elected to this office in 2012.

Until 1870, Vermont elected their Auditor of Accounts for one-year terms.

Former Vermont Auditors

#	Auditor	Picture	Term	Party
1	Elisha Clark		1790–1797	No party affiliation
2	Seth Storrs		1797–1801	No party affiliation
3	Benjamin Emmons, Jr.		1801–1806	No party affiliation
4	Alex Hutchinson		1806–1813	No party affiliation
5	Job Lyman		1813–1815	No party affiliation
6	Alex Hutchinson		1815–1817	No party affiliation
7	Willis Hall, Jr.		1817–1819	No party affiliation
8	Norman Williams		1819–1823	Democratic-Republican National Republican
9	David Pierce		1823–1844	National Republican Whig
10	Silas H. Hodges		1844–1850	Whig
11	Frederick E. Woodbridge		1850–1853	Whig
12	William M. Pingry		1853–1860	Republican
13	Jeptha Bradley		1860–1864	Republican
14	Dugald Stewart		1864–1870	Republican
15	Whitman G. Ferrin		1870–1876	Republican
16	Jedd P. Ladd		1876–1878	Republican
17	E. Henry Powell		1878–1892	Republican
18	Franklin D. Hale		1892–1898	Republican
19	Orion M. Barber		1898–1902	Republican
20	Horace F. Graham		1902–1917	Republican
21	Benjamin Gates		1917–1941	Republican
22	David V. Anderson		1941–1965	Republican
23	Jay H. Gordon		1965–1969	Democratic
24	Robert T. King		1969–1970	Republican
25	Alexander V. Acebo		1970–1993	Republican
26	Edward S. Flanagan		1993–2001	Democratic
27	Elizabeth M. Ready		2001–2005	Democratic
28	Randolph D. Brock, III		2005–2007	Republican
29	Thomas M. Salmon		2007–2013	Republican
30	Douglas R. Hoffer		2013–present	Democratic/Progressive

External links

• Vermont State Auditor of Accounts
• Government of Vermont portal