Nevada State Treasurer




The Nevada State Treasurer is an elected office in the U.S. state of Nevada. The Nevada State Treasurer is based in Carson City, Nevada. The Treasurer is elected to a four (4) year term and may serve for eight (8) years or two (2) terms under Nevada's term limits.[1] The current Treasurer, Zach Conine, was elected in the 2018 Nevada Elections and is currently serving his first term which ends in January 2023.


The Nevada State Treasurer serves on the following boards and committees:



  • Member of the State Board of Finance

  • Member of the Executive Branch Audit Committee

  • Chairman of the board of trustees of the College Savings Plans of Nevada




Contents






  • 1 Divisions


  • 2 List of State Treasurers


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Divisions



  • College Savings
    • In April 2016, the State of Nevada announced that it would it would launch another state-sponsored Section 529 college savings plan[2] in partnership with Wealthfront.


  • Debt Management

  • Investments

  • Millennium Scholarship

  • Other Programs

  • Pooled Collateral

  • State Treasurer

  • Unclaimed Property



List of State Treasurers


  Democratic (8)
  Republican (13)
  Silver (2)


































































































































































































# State Treasurers Party Term start Term end
1
Eben Rhodes
  
Republican
 1864
 1869
2
Christopher C. Batterman
  
Republican
 1869
 1871
3
Jerry Schooling
  
Democratic
 1871
 1879
4
Lyman L. Crockett
  
Republican
 1879
 1883
5
George Tufly
  
Republican
 1883
 1890
6
George W. Richard
  
Republican
 1890
 1891
7
John F. Egan
  
Republican
 1891
 1894
8
George W. Richard
  
Republican
 1894
 1895
9
William J. Westerfield
  
Silver
 1895
 1899
10
David M. Ryan
  
Silver–Democratic
 1899
 1911
11
William McMillan
  
Republican
 1911
 1915
12
Edward C. "Ed" Malley
  
Democratic
 1915
 1927
13
George B. Russell
  
Republican
 1927
 1935
14
Dan W. Franks
  
Democratic
 1935
 1963
15
Michael Mirabelli
  
Democratic
 1963
 1979
16
Stanton Colton
  
Democratic
 1979
 1983
17
Patricia Dillon Cafferata
  
Republican
 1983
 1987
18
Kenneth F. Santor
  
Republican
 1987
 1991
19
Bob Seale
  
Republican
 1991
 1999
20
Brian Krolicki
  
Republican
 1999
 2007
21
Kate Marshall
  
Democratic
 2007
 2015
22
Dan Schwartz
  
Republican
 2015
 2019
23
Zach Conine
  
Democratic
 2019
Present


References





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  2. ^ "Ascensus and Wealthfront Pursuing Roboadvisor Solution in Nevada". Retrieved 2016-07-14.




External links



  • Nevada State Treasurer

  • Nevada Election Results 1962-present










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