List of Texas Comptrollers
- James B. Shaw (D): 1846-1857
- Clement R. Johns (D): 1859-1864
- Willis L. Robards (D): 1865
- Albert H. Latimer (R): 1866
- Morgan Hamilton (R): 1867-1869
- Albert A. Bledsoe (R): 1870-1873
- Stephen Heard Darden (D): 1874-1879
- William M. Brown (D): 1880-1882
- William Jesse Swain (D): 1883-1886
- John D. McCall (D): 1887-1894
- Richard W. Finley (D): 1895-1900
- Robert M. Love (D): 1901-1903
- J. W. Stephen (D): 1903-1910
- W. P. Lane (D): 1911-1914
- Henry B. Terrell (D): 1915-1919
- M. L. Wiginton (D): 1920
- Lon A. Smith (D): 1921-1924
- Sam Houston Terrell (D): 1925-1930
- George H. Sheppard (D): 1930-1949
- Robert S. Calvert (D): 1949-1975
- Bob Bullock (D): 1975-1991
- John Sharp (D): 1991-1999
- Carole Keeton Strayhorn (R): 1999-2007
- Susan Combs (R): 2007–Present
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