Tom Horne
Tom Horne: Superintendent of Public Instruction of Arizona.
Offices held and sought
- Jan. 2, 2023–Jan. 4, 2027 Superintendent of Public Instruction of Arizona. Source
The 2022 result went to a statewide recount, which kept him the winner (Secretary of State recount results). Start and end are the first Monday of January after the 2022 and 2026 general elections, the term the Constitution sets (Art. 5 sec. 1); the office's page does not print a swearing-in date.
Sources: Arizona Department of Education home page, "Meet Tom Horne, State Superintendent of Public Instruction" (read with WebFetch, not saved: the site answers 403 to the workspace); Arizona Secretary of State, Official Canvass, Nov. 8, 2022 General Election (report dated Dec. 5, 2022) (read with WebFetch, not saved); Arizona Constitution Art. 5 sec. 1 (executive department: governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state treasurer and superintendent of public instruction serve four-year terms beginning on the first Monday of January after the general election), Arizona State Legislature copy (raw/az-const-art5-1-2026-10-20.html); Arizona Secretary of State, Elected Office Terms ("When do we Elect?" table: four-year terms; two Corporation Commission seats elected in midterm years and three in presidential years) (read with WebFetch, not saved); Arizona Secretary of State, 2022 General Election statewide recount results (attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, State Representative District 13) (read with WebFetch, not saved). State campaign accounts: Arizona campaign money. More about Arizona: Arizona.