Arizona Attorney General

The Arizona attorney general is the chief legal officer of the State of Arizona, in the United States. The state attorney general is the head of the Arizona Department of Law, more commonly known as the Arizona Attorney General's Office.

Attorney General of Arizona
Seal of the attorney general of Arizona
Incumbent Kris Mayes since January 2, 2023
Style	The Honorable
Residence	Phoenix, Arizona
Term length	Four years; renewable once consecutively
Formation	1912
Deputy	None
Salary	$90,000
Website	www.azag.gov

Arizona Territory

Image	Name	Term of Office
	Coles Bashford	1864–1866
	John A. Rush	1866–1867
	Granville Henderson Oury	1869
	J. E. McCaffry	ca. 1872
	Clark Churchill	1884–1887
	Briggs Goodrich	1887–1888
	John A. Rush	1888–1889
	Clark Churchill	1889–1892
	William Herring	1892–1893
	John C. Herndon	1893
	Francis J. Heney	1893–1895
	Thomas D. Satterwhite	1895–1896
	John Frank Wilson	1896–1897
	C. M. Frazier	1898
	Charles F. Ainsworth	1898–1902
	Edmund W. Wells	1902–1904
	Joseph H. Kibbey	1904–1905
	E. S. Clark	1905–1910
	John B. Wright	1910–1912

State of Arizona

Parties

      Democratic (17)       Republican (10)

#	Image	Name	Political Party	Term of Office
1		George Purdy Bullard	Democratic	1912–1915
2		Wiley E. Jones	Democratic	1915–1921
3		W. J. Galbraith	Republican	1921–1923
4		John W. Murphy	Democratic	1923–1928
5		K. Berry Peterson	Democratic	1928–1933
6		Arthur T. LaPrade	Democratic	1933–1935
7		John L. Sullivan	Democratic	1935–1937
8		Joe Conway	Democratic	1937–1944
9		John L. Sullivan	Democratic	1944–1948
10		Evo Anton DeConcini	Democratic	1948–1949
11		Fred O. Wilson	Democratic	1949–1953
12		Ross F. Jones	Republican	1953–1955
13		Robert Morrison	Democratic	1955–1959
14		Wade Church	Democratic	1959–1961
15		Robert Pickrell	Republican	1961–1965
16		Darrell F. Smith	Republican	1965–1968
17		Gary K. Nelson	Republican	1969–1974
18		N. Warner Lee	Republican	1974–1975
19		Bruce Babbitt	Democratic	1975–1978
20		Jack LaSota	Democratic	1978–1979
21		Robert K. Corbin	Republican	1979–1991
22		Grant Woods	Republican	1991–1999
23		Janet Napolitano	Democratic	1999–2003
24		Terry Goddard	Democratic	2003–2011
25		Tom Horne	Republican	2011–2015
26		Mark Brnovich	Republican	2015–2023
27		Kris Mayes	Democratic	2023–present