LaVonne Griffin-Valade

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LaVonne Griffin-Valade
LaVonne Griffin Valade.jpg
Griffin-Valade in 2009
29th Secretary of State of Oregon
In office
June 30, 2023 –January 6, 2025
Political offices
Preceded by
Cheryl Myers
Acting
 Secretary of State of Oregon
2023–2025		Succeeded by
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