Mac Warner

Mac Warner

Secretary of State of West Virginia Elect
Taking office January 16, 2017
Governor	Jim Justice (Elect)
Succeeding	Natalie Tennant
Personal details
Born	1954/1955 (age 61–62)^[1] Morgantown, West Virginia, U.S.
Political party	Republican
Alma mater	United States Military Academy (BS) West Virginia University, Morgantown (Juris Doctor) JAG University (LLM) University of Virginia (LLM)

Mac Warner (born 1954/55) is the West Virginia Secretary of State - elect. He will take office in January 2017, having won the general election in November 2016.

Warner is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point; and holds a law degree from West Virginia University and LL.M. degrees from the Judge Advocate General's School in Military Law; and from the University of Virginia in International Law.

Before entering politics, Warner served in the United States Army in the Judge Advocate General Corps until retirement, and a United States Department of State contractor. He is the father of four children all current or former Army officers.

He lives in Morgantown, West Virginia. His brothers are Kasey Warner, former United States Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia, Kris Warner, former chariman of the West Virginia Republican Party, and Monty Warner, the 2004 Republican nominee for Governor of West Virginia.

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References

Political offices
Preceded by Natalie Tennant	Secretary of State of West Virginia Elect Taking office 2017	Incumbent

State secretaries of state in the United States

AL John Merrill (R) AK Byron Mallott (D) AZ Michele Reagan (R) AR Mark Martin (R) CA Alex Padilla (D) CO Wayne Williams (R) CT Denise Merrill (D) DE Jeffrey Bullock (D) FL Ken Detzner (R) GA Brian Kemp (R) HI Shan Tsutsui (D) ID Lawerence Denney (R) IL Jesse White (D) IN Connie Lawson (R) IA Paul Pate (R) KS Kris Kobach (R) KY Alison Grimes (D) LA Tom Schedler (R) ME Matthew Dunlap (D) MD John Wobensmith (R) MA Bill Galvin (D) MI Ruth Johnson (R) MN Steve Simon (D) MS Delbert Hosemann (R) MO Jason Kander (D) MT Linda McCulloch (D) NE John Gale (R) NV Barbara Cegavske (R) NH Bill Gardner (D) NJ Kim Guadagno (R) NM Maggie Toulouse Oliver (D) NY Cesar Perales (D) NC Elaine Marshall (D) ND Al Jaeger (R) OH Jon Husted (R) OK Chris Benge (R) OR Jeanne Atkins (D) PA Pedro Cortés (D) RI Nellie Gorbea (D) SC Mark Hammond (R) SD Shantel Krebs (R) TN Tre Hargett (R) TX Carlos Cascos (R) UT Spencer Cox (R) VT Jim Condos (D) VA Kelly Thomasson (D) WA Kim Wyman (R) WV Natalie Tennant (D) WI Doug La Follette (D) WY Ed Murray (R) DC Lauren Vaughan (D) Territories: AS Lemanu Mauga (D) GU Ray Tenorio (R) MP Ralph Torres (R) PR Víctor Suárez Meléndez (D) VI Osbert Potter (I)

Political party affiliations: 29 Republican 27 Democratic 1 Independent italics indicate no secretary of state in this state, closest equivalent listed

Current statewide elected officials and legislative leaders of West Virginia

U.S. Senators	Joe Manchin Shelley Moore Capito

State government	Earl Ray Tomblin, Governor Natalie Tennant, Secretary of State Patrick Morrisey, Attorney General John Perdue, Treasurer Lisa Hopkins, Auditor Walt Helmick, Agriculture Commissioner

Senate	Bill Cole, President

House	Tim Armstead, Speaker

Supreme Court	Menis Ketchum, Chief Justice Robin Davis Brent Benjamin Margaret Workman Allen Loughry

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