Martha Shoffner

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Martha Shoffner
Arkansas State Treasurer
In office January 9, 2007 –May 21, 2013 [1]

Party political offices
Preceded by Gus Wingfield	Democratic nominee for Treasurer of Arkansas 2006, 2010	Succeeded by Karen Sealy Garcia
Political offices
Preceded by Gus Wingfield	Arkansas State Treasurer 2007–2013	Succeeded by Charles Robinson