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Troy King is the current attorney general of the state of Alabama, United States, since 2004. He previously served as an Assistant Attorney General.

Personal

A.G. King was born on August 22, 1968. He is currently married to Paige King with whom he has three children; Briggs, Colden, and Asher. He was born in Elba, Alabama. He is a Baptist.

Professional Experience

Legal Advisor, Governor Bob Riley, 2003-2004
Assistant Attorney General, 1999-2003
Deputy Executive Secretary, 1997-1999
Acting Executive Secretary, 1997
Deputy Legal Advisor, 1995-1997
Legal Advisor, 1995.

References

External links

Preceded byWilliam Pryor Attorney General of Alabama
2004 – Present
Succeeded byIncumbent
Attorneys general of the United States
United States Attorney General:Merrick Garland (NP)
ALSteve Marshall (R) AKTreg Taylor (R) AZKris Mayes (D) ARTim Griffin (R) CARob Bonta (D) COPhil Weiser (D) CTWilliam Tong (D) DEKathy Jennings (D) FLAshley Moody (R) GAChristopher M. Carr (R) HIAnne E. Lopez (D) IDRaúl Labrador (R) ILKwame Raoul (D) INTodd Rokita (R) IABrenna Bird (R) KSKris Kobach (R) KYRussell Coleman (R) LALiz Murrill (R) MEAaron Frey (D) MDAnthony Brown (D) MAAndrea Campbell (D) MIDana Nessel (D) MNKeith Ellison (DFL) MSLynn Fitch (R) MOAndrew Bailey (R) MTAustin Knudsen (R) NEMike Hilgers (R) NVAaron D. Ford (D) NHJohn Formella (R) NJMatt Platkin (D) NMRaúl Torrez (D) NYLetitia James (D) NCJosh Stein (D) NDDrew Wrigley (R) OHDave Yost (R) OKGentner Drummond (R) OREllen Rosenblum (D) PAMichelle Henry (D) RIPeter Neronha (D) SCAlan Wilson (R) SDMarty Jackley (R) TNJonathan Skrmetti (R) TXKen Paxton (R) UTSean Reyes (R) VTCharity Clark (D) VAJason Miyares (R) WABob Ferguson (D) WVPatrick Morrisey (R) WIJosh Kaul (D) WYBridget Hill (R) Federal districts: DCBrian Schwalb (D)Territories: ASFainu'ulelei Alailima-Utu GUDoug Moylan (R) MPEd Manibusan (D) PRDomingo Emanuelli (NPP) VIGordon Rhea
Political party affiliations
  • ▌28 Republicans (27 states, 1 territory)
  • ▌25 Democrats (23 states, 1 territory, 1 district)
  • ▌1 New Progressive (1 territory)
  • ▌2 Unknown (2 territories)
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