Katherine Hanley

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Katherine Hanley
Secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia
In office
March 15, 2006 –January 24, 2010
Political offices
Preceded by
Anita Rimler
 Secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia
2002–2006		Succeeded by
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