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Mayors of Anchorage, Alaska

Mayors of Anchorage, 1920-2009 (may be incomplete!)
Leopold David 1920-23 M. Joseph Conroy 1923-24 Charles Bush 1924-26 Chris M. Eckmann 1926-27 William Clayson 1927-28 Grant Reed 1928-29 James Delaney 1929-32 Oscar S. Gill 1932-33 Thomas J. McCroskey 1933-34 Oscar S. Gill 1934-36 Herbert E. Brown 1936-37 Joseph H. Romig 1937-38 Herbert E. Brown 1938-40 George Vaara 1940-41 William Alex Stolt 1941-44 Ray Wolfe 1944-45 John E. Manders 1945-46 Win Ervin 1946 Francis C. Bowden 1946-48 Z. J. Loussac 1948-51 Maynard L. Taylor, Jr. 1951-55 Ken Hinchey 1955-56 Anton Anderson 1956-58 Hewitt Lounsbury 1958-59 George Byer 1959-61 George Sharrock 1961-64 Elmer E. Rasmuson 1964-67 George M. Sullivan 1967-81 Tony Knowles 1982-87 Tom Fink 1988-94 Rick Mystrom 1994-2000 George P. Wuerch 2000-03 Mark Begich 2003-09

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2003: Rick Mystrom, defeated; George P. Wuerch, defeated.

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Borough Presidents of Anchorage, 1964-75 (may be incomplete!)
John Asplund 1964-72 John Roderick 1972-75

 

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