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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AK: Pat Davidson |
HI: Marion M. Higa |
ME: Neria R. Douglass |
NJ: Richard Fair |
SD: Rich Sattgast |
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