Positions
The titles offices are held under, from mayor to justice.
103 positions
- Registrar of VotersAn officer who keeps a town's voter rolls and runs its elections, one from each major party.
- RepresentativeA member of the lower house of a legislature, representing specific districts and serving as the direct voice of constituents in the legislative process.
- Representative Town Meeting MemberA member elected from a district to a town's representative town meeting, its legislative body.
- School Board MemberA member of a school board or board of education, which sets policy and the budget for a school district.
- Secretary of StateAn official responsible for overseeing elections, maintaining public records, and often serving as the chief administrative officer for state government.
- SenatorA member of the upper house of a legislature, typically representing larger geographic areas and serving longer terms than representatives.
- SheriffThe chief law enforcement officer for a county, responsible for maintaining public safety, operating detention facilities, and serving legal processes.
- Soil and Water Conservation District SupervisorA member of the board of a soil and water conservation district, which promotes conservation of soil, water, and natural resources.
- Special District Board MemberA member of the board of a special district, such as an improvement, water control, recreation, or utility district.
- State AttorneyThe elected prosecutor for a judicial circuit.
- State RepresentativeA member of the lower house of a state legislature (called the Assembly or House of Delegates in some states), elected from a district.
- State SenatorA member of the upper house of a state legislature, elected from a state senate district.
- Supervisor of ElectionsThe officer who runs a county's elections and keeps its voter rolls.
- SurrogateA judge of a surrogate's court, which handles wills, estates, guardianships, and adoptions.
- Tax CollectorThe officer who collects property and other local taxes for a county or town.
- Town ClerkThe officer who keeps a town's records and issues its licenses and permits.
- Town Clerk and Tax CollectorA combined office that keeps a town's records and collects its taxes.
- Town JusticeA local magistrate who hears traffic, small-claims, and lesser criminal cases arising in a town.
- Town SupervisorThe chief executive of a town, who presides over its board and manages its finances.
- Town TrusteeA member of a town's board of trustees, which manages town-owned lands and waters.
- TreasurerThe officer who manages public funds and investments for a state, county, or town, and accounts for their use.