LEGAL · VA · 1994-1997
Jim Gilmore
Attorney General · Republican · Virginia
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Later VA Gov; 2008 Senate nominee; 2016 GOP presidential candidate
Background
Jim Gilmore occupied the Attorney General office in Virginia for 3 years (1994–1997). After: Attorney General (1994-1997); Governor (1998-2002). Note: Later VA Gov; 2008 Senate nominee; 2016 GOP presidential candidate. Same-year political environment (1994): Governor George Allen.
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