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Tim Griffin

Currently holds the office of Arkansas Attorney General until January 10, 2027.

Candidate for Arkansas Attorney General in 2022 Arkansas General Election.

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Tim Griffin

Arkansas Attorney General

About Tim Griffin

Professional Experience
US Army, Judge Advocate General - Colonel (1996 - Present)
Brunswick Group, Senior Counselor (2017 - 2021)
Purple Strategies, Senior Advisor for Communications and Growth Strategies (2015 - 2016)
Lieutenant Governor (2014)
Arkansas State House of Representatives, Representatives - District 2 (2011 - 2015)
Bush Administration, U.S. Attorney - Eastern District of Arkansas (2006 - 2007)
Degrees
JD, Tulane University (1994)
Master's, The United States Army War College, Strategic Studies (2018)
High School Diploma, Magnolia High School
University of Oxford, Modern British and European History (1991)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

The radical ‘Defund the Police’ movement has denigrated the law enforcement profession, which has emboldened criminals, decreased the morale of those serving in law enforcement, and made it harder to recruit new law enforcement officers. Boosting their pay is a commonsense move, and I am proud to lend my support.”. Learn more

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Arkansas Attorney General in Arkansas General Election
Arkansas Attorney General in Arkansas Primary Election
Arkansas Lieutenant Governor in Arkansas 2018 General Election
Arkansas Lieutenant Governor in Arkansas 2018 Primary Election

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