No, All states do not have a Secretary Of State They Have state representatives.
Jefferson Davis appointed Robert Toombs as his first Secretary of State for the Confederate States of America. Toombs served in this role from February 1861 until June 1861, after which he resigned. Following his resignation, Davis appointed Judah P. Benjamin, who then served as Secretary of State for the remainder of the Confederacy.
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United States Assistant Secretary of State ended in 1924.
United States Assistant Secretary of State was created in 1867.
Currently, Hillary Clinton is the Secretary of State.
The secretary of state of the United States is appointed, not elected.
The United States Secretary of State is the head of the U.S. Department of State, concerned with Foreign Affairs. Secretary of State is also the Highest- Ranking Cabinet Secretary in the President's Cabinet. The president choose the secretary of state.
The United States Secretary of State is the head of the U.S. Department of State, concerned with Foreign Affairs. Secretary of State is also the Highest- Ranking Cabinet Secretary in the President's Cabinet. The president choose the secretary of state.
Confederate, but thousands of citizens remained loyal to the United States.
The Secretary of Agriculture in the United States is typically selected from various states across the country. There is no specific requirement for the secretary to be from a particular state.
Judah Benjamin. A former US Senator, Confederate Attorney Genaral, Secretary of War and Secretary of State.