Judith Moriarty

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Judith Moriarty
34th Missouri Secretary of State
In office January 11, 1993 –December 12, 1994

Party political offices
Preceded by James J. Askew	Democratic nominee for Secretary of State of Missouri 1992	Succeeded by Bekki Cook
Political offices
Preceded by Roy Blunt	Missouri Secretary of State 1993–1994	Succeeded by Richard Hanson