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List of minority attorneys general in the United States

April 15, 2024

This is a list of minority attorneys general in the United States. In the United States, an ethnic minority is anyone who has at least one parent who is not of non-Hispanic white descent (such as African Americans, Asian Americans, Pacific Islands Americans, Hispanic and Latino Americans, or Native Americans). Ethnic minorities currently constitute around 41% of the total population.[1]

List of ethnic-minority federal attorneys general edit

  Denotes incumbent Attorney-General
  • Italics denotes acting Attorney-General
Portrait Name Minority Ethnicity Party Took office Left office President(s)
  Eric Holder[2] African American
Barbadian American 		Democratic January 20, 2001 February 2, 2001 George W. Bush
February 3, 2009 April 27, 2015 Barack Obama
  Alberto Gonzales Mexican American Republican February 3, 2005 September 17, 2007 George W. Bush
  Loretta Lynch African American Democratic April 27, 2015 January 20, 2017 Barack Obama


List of ethnic-minority state attorneys general edit

  Denotes incumbent Attorney-General
  • Italics denotes acting Attorney-General
Picture Name Ethnicity Party State Term start Term end Notes
  Robert B. Elliott African American
Afro-Caribbean 		Republican South Carolina December 14, 1876 May 29, 1877 Election disputed as part of 1876-77 South Carolina Government Dispute, forced out of office after the Compromise of 1877 ended Reconstruction
  Miguel A. Otero III[3] Mexican American Republican New Mexico 1929 1930
  Filo M. Sedillo[4][5] Mexican American Democratic New Mexico 1939 1940
  Joe L. Martínez Mexican American Democratic New Mexico 1949 1952
  Shiro Kashiwa[6] Japanese American Hawaii 1959 1960
  Bert T. Kobayashi[7] Japanese American Hawaii 1962 1969
  Edward Brooke[8] African American Republican Massachusetts January 3, 1963 January 3, 1967 Retired to run successfully for U.S. Senate seat from Massachusetts
  Bertram Kanbara Japanese American Hawaii 1969 1971
  George Tai Hee Pai[9] Chinese American Hawaii 1971 1971
  Ronald Amemiya[10] Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1974 1978
  Toney Anaya Mexican American Democratic New Mexico January 1, 1975 January 1, 1979 Retired to run unsuccessfully for U.S. Senate
  Wayne Minami[11] Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1978 1981
  Tany S. Hong[12] Korean American Democratic Hawaii 1981 1984
  Corinne Watanabe Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1985 1986
  Larry Echo Hawk[13] Native American (Pawnee) Democratic Idaho January 7, 1991 January 2, 1995 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Idaho
  Dan Morales[14] Mexican American Democratic Texas January 15, 1991 January 13, 1999 Retired
  Roland Burris[15] African American Democratic Illinois January 14, 1991 January 9, 1995 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Illinois
  Pamela Carter African American Democratic Indiana January 13, 1993 January 16, 1997
  Thurbert Baker[16] African American Democratic Georgia June 1, 1997 January 10, 2011 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Georgia
  Patricia A. Madrid[17] Mexican American Democratic New Mexico January 1, 1999 January 1, 2007 Term limited, ran unsuccessfully for U.S. Congress in New Mexico's 1st district
  Ken Salazar[18] Mexican American Democratic Colorado January 12, 1999 January 3, 2005 Retired to run successfully for U.S. Senate seat from Colorado
  Earl I. Anzai Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1999 2002
  Karen Freeman-Wilson African American Democratic Indiana June 8, 2000 January 14, 2001
  Brian Sandoval[19] Mexican American Republican Nevada January 6, 2003 October 26, 2005 Retired to become a federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Nevada
  Peter C. Harvey[20] African American Democratic New Jersey June 16, 2003 January 30, 2006 Retired.
  Catherine Cortez Masto[21] Mexican American Democratic Nevada January 1, 2007 January 5, 2015 Term limited; ran successfully for U.S. Senate seat from Nevada
  Kamala Harris[22] African American
Indian American
Jamaican American 		Democratic California January 3, 2011 January 3, 2017 Retired to run successfully for U.S. Senate from California
  David M. Louie[23] Chinese American Democratic Hawaii January 2011 December 1, 2014
  Sean Reyes Filipino American
Native Hawaiian
Japanese American 		Republican Utah December 14, 2013 Incumbent
  Russell Suzuki Japanese American Democratic Hawaii December 1, 2014 March 12, 2015 Acting
February 2, 2018 January 3, 2019
  Hector Balderas[24] Mexican American Democratic New Mexico January 1, 2015 January 1, 2023 Term limited
  Karl Racine[25] African American
Haitian American 		Democratic District of Columbia January 2, 2015 January 2, 2023
  Doug Chin[26] Chinese American Democratic Hawaii March 12, 2015 February 2, 2018
  Curtis Hill[27] African American Republican Indiana January 9, 2017 January 11, 2021 Lost renomination
  Xavier Becerra[28] Mexican American Democratic California January 24, 2017 March 18, 2021 Retired to become U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services
  Gurbir Grewal[29] Indian American Democratic New Jersey January 16, 2018 July 19, 2021 Retired to become Enforcement Director at the Securities & Exchange Commission
  Letitia James[30] African American Democratic New York January 1, 2019 Incumbent
  Kwame Raoul[31] African American
Haitian American 		Democratic Illinois January 14, 2019 Incumbent
  Aaron Ford[32] African American Democratic Nevada January 7, 2019 Incumbent
  Keith Ellison[33] African American Democratic Minnesota January 7, 2019 Incumbent
  William Tong[34] Chinese American
Taiwanese American 		Democratic Connecticut January 9, 2019 Incumbent
  Daniel Cameron[35][36][37][38][39] African American Republican Kentucky December 17, 2019 January 1, 2024 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Kentucky
  Rob Bonta[40] Filipino American Democratic California April 23, 2021 Incumbent
  Holly Shikada Japanese American Democratic Hawaii December 10, 2021 December 5, 2022
  Jason Miyares[41] Cuban American Republican Virginia January 15, 2022 Incumbent
  Raúl Torrez Hispanic American Democratic New Mexico January 1, 2023 Incumbent
  Raúl Labrador Puerto Rican Republican Idaho January 2, 2023 Incumbent
  Anthony Brown[42] African American
Jamaican American 		Democratic Maryland January 3, 2023 Incumbent
  Andrea Campbell African American Democratic Massachusetts January 18, 2023 Incumbent
  Angela Colmenero[43] Hispanic American Republican Texas July 10, 2023 September 16, 2023 *interim


Territorial attorneys general edit

Several attorneys general of U.S. territories have been ethnic minorities. Many of these officials were appointed before elections were instituted in these jurisdictions. In each of the five current U.S. territories, Hispanic or non-white ethnic groups make up large majorities: Puerto Rican Hispanic Americans in Puerto Rico, African Americans in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Chamorros in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, and Samoans in American Samoa. Elected attorneys general and some appointed attorneys general in these territories that have come from these majority ethnic groups are not listed here; for more details see the lists in the articles for Secretary of Justice of Puerto Rico, Attorney General of the United States Virgin Islands, Attorney General of Guam, Attorney General of the Northern Mariana Islands, and Attorney General of American Samoa.


  Denotes incumbent Attorney-General
  • Italics denotes acting Attorney-General
Picture Name Ethnicity Party State Term start Term end Notes
  Michiro Watanabe[44] Japanese American Territory of Hawaii March 1, 1952 March 2, 1953 Retired
  Shiro Kashiwa Japanese American Territory of Hawaii May 8, 1957 June 8, 1957 Would again serve as AG after Hawaii attained statehood
  Herbert Choy Korean American Territory of Hawaii June 13, 1957 November 30, 1958
  Jack H. Mizuha Japanese American Republican Territory of Hawaii December 16, 1958 1959
  Luis Sánchez Betances Dominican American Puerto Rico January 2, 2013 December 28, 2013
  Douglas Moylan Native Hawaiian
Chinese American 		Republican Guam January 6, 2003 January 3, 2007 Retired
January 18, 2023 Incumbent

See also edit

References edit

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This is a list of minority attorneys general in the United States In the United States an ethnic minority is anyone who has at least one parent who is not of non Hispanic white descent such as African Americans Asian Americans Pacific Islands Americans Hispanic and Latino Americans or Native Americans Ethnic minorities currently constitute around 41 of the total population 1 Contents 1 List of ethnic minority federal attorneys general 2 List of ethnic minority state attorneys general 2 1 Territorial attorneys general 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksList of ethnic minority federal attorneys general edit Denotes incumbent Attorney General Italics denotes acting Attorney GeneralPortrait Name Minority Ethnicity Party Took office Left office President s nbsp Eric Holder 2 African AmericanBarbadian American Democratic January 20 2001 February 2 2001 George W BushFebruary 3 2009 April 27 2015 Barack Obama nbsp Alberto Gonzales Mexican American Republican February 3 2005 September 17 2007 George W Bush nbsp Loretta Lynch African American Democratic April 27 2015 January 20 2017 Barack ObamaList of ethnic minority state attorneys general edit Denotes incumbent Attorney General Italics denotes acting Attorney GeneralPicture Name Ethnicity Party State Term start Term end Notes nbsp Robert B Elliott African AmericanAfro Caribbean Republican South Carolina December 14 1876 May 29 1877 Election disputed as part of 1876 77 South Carolina Government Dispute forced out of office after the Compromise of 1877 ended Reconstruction nbsp Miguel A Otero III 3 Mexican American Republican New Mexico 1929 1930 nbsp Filo M Sedillo 4 5 Mexican American Democratic New Mexico 1939 1940 nbsp Joe L Martinez Mexican American Democratic New Mexico 1949 1952 nbsp Shiro Kashiwa 6 Japanese American Hawaii 1959 1960 nbsp Bert T Kobayashi 7 Japanese American Hawaii 1962 1969 nbsp Edward Brooke 8 African American Republican Massachusetts January 3 1963 January 3 1967 Retired to run successfully for U S Senate seat from Massachusetts nbsp Bertram Kanbara Japanese American Hawaii 1969 1971 nbsp George Tai Hee Pai 9 Chinese American Hawaii 1971 1971 nbsp Ronald Amemiya 10 Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1974 1978 nbsp Toney Anaya Mexican American Democratic New Mexico January 1 1975 January 1 1979 Retired to run unsuccessfully for U S Senate nbsp Wayne Minami 11 Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1978 1981 nbsp Tany S Hong 12 Korean American Democratic Hawaii 1981 1984 nbsp Corinne Watanabe Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1985 1986 nbsp Larry Echo Hawk 13 Native American Pawnee Democratic Idaho January 7 1991 January 2 1995 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Idaho nbsp Dan Morales 14 Mexican American Democratic Texas January 15 1991 January 13 1999 Retired nbsp Roland Burris 15 African American Democratic Illinois January 14 1991 January 9 1995 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Illinois nbsp Pamela Carter African American Democratic Indiana January 13 1993 January 16 1997 nbsp Thurbert Baker 16 African American Democratic Georgia June 1 1997 January 10 2011 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Georgia nbsp Patricia A Madrid 17 Mexican American Democratic New Mexico January 1 1999 January 1 2007 Term limited ran unsuccessfully for U S Congress in New Mexico s 1st district nbsp Ken Salazar 18 Mexican American Democratic Colorado January 12 1999 January 3 2005 Retired to run successfully for U S Senate seat from Colorado nbsp Earl I Anzai Japanese American Democratic Hawaii 1999 2002 nbsp Karen Freeman Wilson African American Democratic Indiana June 8 2000 January 14 2001 nbsp Brian Sandoval 19 Mexican American Republican Nevada January 6 2003 October 26 2005 Retired to become a federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Nevada nbsp Peter C Harvey 20 African American Democratic New Jersey June 16 2003 January 30 2006 Retired nbsp Catherine Cortez Masto 21 Mexican American Democratic Nevada January 1 2007 January 5 2015 Term limited ran successfully for U S Senate seat from Nevada nbsp Kamala Harris 22 African AmericanIndian AmericanJamaican American Democratic California January 3 2011 January 3 2017 Retired to run successfully for U S Senate from California nbsp David M Louie 23 Chinese American Democratic Hawaii January 2011 December 1 2014 nbsp Sean Reyes Filipino AmericanNative HawaiianJapanese American Republican Utah December 14 2013 Incumbent nbsp Russell Suzuki Japanese American Democratic Hawaii December 1 2014 March 12 2015 ActingFebruary 2 2018 January 3 2019 nbsp Hector Balderas 24 Mexican American Democratic New Mexico January 1 2015 January 1 2023 Term limited nbsp Karl Racine 25 African AmericanHaitian American Democratic District of Columbia January 2 2015 January 2 2023 nbsp Doug Chin 26 Chinese American Democratic Hawaii March 12 2015 February 2 2018 nbsp Curtis Hill 27 African American Republican Indiana January 9 2017 January 11 2021 Lost renomination nbsp Xavier Becerra 28 Mexican American Democratic California January 24 2017 March 18 2021 Retired to become U S Secretary of Health and Human Services nbsp Gurbir Grewal 29 Indian American Democratic New Jersey January 16 2018 July 19 2021 Retired to become Enforcement Director at the Securities amp Exchange Commission nbsp Letitia James 30 African American Democratic New York January 1 2019 Incumbent nbsp Kwame Raoul 31 African AmericanHaitian American Democratic Illinois January 14 2019 Incumbent nbsp Aaron Ford 32 African American Democratic Nevada January 7 2019 Incumbent nbsp Keith Ellison 33 African American Democratic Minnesota January 7 2019 Incumbent nbsp William Tong 34 Chinese AmericanTaiwanese American Democratic Connecticut January 9 2019 Incumbent nbsp Daniel Cameron 35 36 37 38 39 African American Republican Kentucky December 17 2019 January 1 2024 Retired to run unsuccessfully for Governor of Kentucky nbsp Rob Bonta 40 Filipino American Democratic California April 23 2021 Incumbent nbsp Holly Shikada Japanese American Democratic Hawaii December 10 2021 December 5 2022 nbsp Jason Miyares 41 Cuban American Republican Virginia January 15 2022 Incumbent nbsp Raul Torrez Hispanic American Democratic New Mexico January 1 2023 Incumbent nbsp Raul Labrador Puerto Rican Republican Idaho January 2 2023 Incumbent nbsp Anthony Brown 42 African AmericanJamaican American Democratic Maryland January 3 2023 Incumbent nbsp Andrea Campbell African American Democratic Massachusetts January 18 2023 Incumbent nbsp Angela Colmenero 43 Hispanic American Republican Texas July 10 2023 September 16 2023 interim Territorial attorneys general edit Several attorneys general of U S territories have been ethnic minorities Many of these officials were appointed before elections were instituted in these jurisdictions In each of the five current U S territories Hispanic or non white ethnic groups make up large majorities Puerto Rican Hispanic Americans in Puerto Rico African Americans in the U S Virgin Islands Chamorros in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands and Samoans in American Samoa Elected attorneys general and some appointed attorneys general in these territories that have come from these majority ethnic groups are not listed here for more details see the lists in the articles for Secretary of Justice of Puerto Rico Attorney General of the United States Virgin Islands Attorney General of Guam Attorney General of the Northern Mariana Islands and Attorney General of American Samoa Denotes incumbent Attorney General Italics denotes acting Attorney GeneralPicture Name Ethnicity Party State Term start Term end Notes nbsp Michiro Watanabe 44 Japanese American Territory of Hawaii March 1 1952 March 2 1953 Retired nbsp Shiro Kashiwa Japanese American Territory of Hawaii May 8 1957 June 8 1957 Would again serve as AG after Hawaii attained statehood nbsp Herbert Choy Korean American Territory of Hawaii June 13 1957 November 30 1958 nbsp Jack H Mizuha Japanese American Republican Territory of Hawaii December 16 1958 1959 nbsp Luis Sanchez Betances Dominican American Puerto Rico January 2 2013 December 28 2013 nbsp Douglas Moylan Native HawaiianChinese American Republican Guam January 6 2003 January 3 2007 RetiredJanuary 18 2023 IncumbentSee also editGovernor United States List of current United States governors List of U S state governors born outside the United States List of minority governors and lieutenant governors in the United StatesReferences edit U S Census Bureau QuickFacts United States www census gov Retrieved March 23 2024 Alleyne George August 21 2018 Eric Holder relaxing in Barbados Caribbean Life Retrieved March 11 2024 Thompson Mark IS ONE OF OUR ATTORNEYS GENERAL MISSING PDF New Mexico State Bar Association Retrieved March 10 2024 Raul A Sedillo Obituary Albuquerque Journal Retrieved March 10 2024 Attorney General Balderas Searching for Relatives of Former Attorneys General KRWG Retrieved March 10 2024 FAMILY CONNECTIONS MARCH ISSUE Kashiwa Family PDF Hawaii State Bar Association March 2015 Retrieved March 11 2024 Kobayashi Bert Densho Encyclopedia Retrieved March 10 2024 The Honorable Edward Brooke s Biography The HistoryMakers Retrieved February 3 2019 George Tai Hee Pai 70 always made time for his family Honolulu Star Bulletin Retrieved March 10 2024 Keith Amemiya Political Outsider Or Establishment Insider Civil Beat Retrieved March 10 2024 Transcending partisan boundaries Honolulu Star Bulletin Retrieved March 10 2024 From Korea to Big Island UH Hilo professor publishes book on immigrants Hawaii Tribune Herald Retrieved March 10 2024 Larry Echo Hawk Officially Sworn In as Interior s New Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Indian Affairs www bia gov May 22 2009 Retrieved March 11 2024 Rise amp Fall Why Did Dan Morales Exchange Good Judgment for the Good Life Law com Retrieved March 10 2024 BURRIS Roland US House of Representatives History Art amp Archives history house gov Retrieved February 3 2019 Thurbert Baker s Biography The HistoryMakers Retrieved February 3 2019 Jessica Montoya Coggins April 11 2014 I m From Here Not All Hispanics Are Recent Arrivals Published on NBC News Johnson Kirk June 11 2006 At Fore on Immigration Senator Has a Story to Tell The New York Times Retrieved March 11 2024 Pratt Timothy November 10 2003 Sandoval learns value of his mother tongue Las Vegas Sun Retrieved March 11 2024 The Honorable Peter C Harvey 79 www alumni morgan edu Retrieved February 3 2019 Trout Keith August 14 2015 Senate candidate attends Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner Reno Gazette Journal Retrieved March 11 2024 13 Trailblazing Facts About Kamala Harris mentalfloss com January 23 2019 Retrieved February 3 2019 Anderson Dick February 5 2022 Best Desk Job Ever Occidental College Retrieved March 11 2024 Clarembaux Patricia October 6 2016 Hector Balderas the attorney general in cowboy boots who battles corruption in New Mexico Univision News Retrieved March 11 2024 AG Racine amp AG Raoul Urge Biden Administration to Expand Temporary Protected Status for Haitian Immigrants oag dc gov December 2 2022 Retrieved March 11 2024 Herreria Russo Carla March 30 2017 Chinese American AG Suing Trump Shares Personal Stories Of Being Stereotyped HuffPost Retrieved March 11 2024 Walker Kayla November 13 2018 Curtis Hill Named Vice Chair of GOP Attorneys General Assoc Nuvo Retrieved February 4 2019 Schmidt Samantha March 14 2018 For Xavier Becerra California s attorney general the fight with Trump is personal The Washington Post Retrieved March 11 2024 Arco Matt December 12 2017 Phil Murphy to appoint nation s first Sikh attorney general NJ com Retrieved March 11 2024 Mays Jeffery C December 31 2018 N Y s New Attorney General Is Targeting Trump Will Judges See a Political Vendetta The New York Times ISSN 0362 4331 Retrieved February 3 2019 Illinois Attorney General Democratic nominee Kwame Raoul Chicago Sun Times October 14 2018 Retrieved February 4 2019 Lockhead Colton November 14 2018 Aaron Ford setting priorities for his time as Nevada attorney general Las Vegas Review Journal Retrieved February 4 2019 Montemayor Stephen January 7 2019 Keith Ellison ushers in new era for Minnesota Attorney General s Office Star Tribune Retrieved February 4 2019 Keating Christopher August 20 2023 When your elderly Connecticut mom gets scammed what do you do Start a crusade of course Hartford Courant Daniel Cameron Sworn in As Attorney General Spectrumnews1 com December 17 2019 Retrieved November 20 2021 Baute Sean December 17 2019 Daniel Cameron sworn in as Kentucky attorney general Wave3 com Retrieved November 20 2021 Daniel Cameron becomes Kentucky s first African American attorney general Wkyt com December 17 2019 Retrieved November 20 2021 Cooney Lynnette December 6 2019 Andy Beshear appoints Attorney General elect Daniel Cameron to fill remainder of his term Wymt com Retrieved November 20 2021 Cameron to be sworn in as Ky AG on Dec 17 WHOP 1230 AM News Radio Whopam com December 7 2019 Retrieved November 20 2021 Hawkins Stephen April 23 2021 Gov Newsom swears in Rob Bonta as Attorney General KMPH Retrieved March 8 2024 Gamboa Suzanne Republican Jason Miyares makes history as Virginia s first Latino attorney general www nbcnews com Retrieved March 9 2024 Maryland s first Black attorney general Anthony Brown to be sworn in Tuesday WJLA TV January 3 2023 Archived from the original on January 3 2023 Retrieved March 8 2024 Svitek Patrick July 10 2023 Gov Greg Abbott taps longtime aide Angela Colmenero as interim attorney general The Texas Tribune Retrieved August 5 2023 Michiro Watanabe Obituary Honolulu Star Bulletin Retrieved March 9 2024 External links editRutgers Program on the Governor Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of minority attorneys general in the United States amp oldid 1218700211, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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