List of Attorneys General
- Daniel Pope Cook 1819
- William Mears 1819-1821
- Samuel D. Lockwood 1821-1822
- James Turney 1822-1829
- George Forquer 1829-1832
- James Semple 1832-1834
- Ninian W. Edwards 1834-1835
- Jesse B. Thomas, Jr. 1835-1836
- Walter B. Scates 1836-1837
- Usher F. Linder 1837-1838
- George W. Olney 1838-1839
- Wickliffe Kitchell 1839-1840
- Josiah Lamborn 1840-1843
- James A. McDougall 1843-1846
- David B. Campbell 1846-1848
- Robert G. Ingersoll 1867-1869
- Washington Bushnell 1869-1873
- James K. Edsall 1873-1881
- James McCartney 1881-1885
- George Hunt 1885-1893
- Maurice T. Moloney 1893-1897
- Edward C. Akin 1897-1901
- Howland J. Hamlin 1901-1905
- William H. Stead 1905-1918
- Patrick J. Lucey 1918-1918
- Edward J. Brundage 1918-1925
- Oscar E. Carlstrom 1925-1933
- Otto Kerner, Sr. 1933-1938
- John Edward A. Cassidy 1938-1941
- George F. Barrett 1941-1949
- Ivan A. Elliott 1949-1953
- Latham Castle 1953-1959
- Grenville Beardsley 1959-1960
- William L. Guild 1960-1961
- William G. Clark 1961-1969
- William J. Scott 1969-1980
- Tyrone C. Fahner 1980-1983
- Neil F. Hartigan 1983-1991
- Roland W. Burris 1991-1995
- Jim Ryan 1995-2003
- Lisa Madigan 2003–present
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