Steve Carter (Indiana politician)

Steve Carter (born 1954) is an American politician who was Attorney General of Indiana from 2001 to 2009.[2][3] A Republican, Carter was succeeded by his chief deputy in 2009. Carter was elected as President of the National Association of Attorneys General in 2005.

Steve Carter
41st Attorney General of Indiana
In office
January 1, 2001[1]  January 12, 2009
GovernorFrank O'Bannon
Joe Kernan
Mitch Daniels
Preceded byKaren Freeman-Wilson
Succeeded byGreg Zoeller
Personal details
BornLowell, Indiana
Political partyRepublican
Alma materHarvard University (BA)
Indiana University School of Business (MBA)
Indiana University School of Law (JD)

A focus of Carter's work as attorney general was developing a strong state "Do Not Call" Law restricting telemarketing.[3]

Carter sought the Republican nomination for state attorney General in 2016,[3][4] but lost to Curtis Hill at the June 2016 Republican state convention.[5][6]

Electoral history

DatePositionStatusOpponentResultVote shareTop-opponent vote share
1996Indiana Attorney GeneralOpen-seatJeff Modisett (D)Lost48.65%[7]51.35%
2000Indiana Attorney GeneralIncumbentKaren Freeman-Wilson (D)Elected51.28%[8]46.56%
2004Indiana Attorney GeneralIncumbentJoe Hogsett (D)Re-elected58.18%[9]39.92%

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