The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Phoenix, Arizona

Mayors of Phoenix, Arizona

Mayors of Phoenix, 1881-2003 (may be incomplete!)
John T. Alsop 1881 Francis A. Shaw 1881-83 DeForest Porter 1883-84 George F. Coats 1884-85 Emil Ganz 1885-86 DeForest Porter 1886-88 A. Leonard Meyer 1888-89 George F. Coats 1889-90 T. D. McGlasson 1890-91 Joseph Campbell 1891-93 P. J. Cole 1893-94 James D. Monihon 1894-95 R. L. Rosson 1895-96 R. Allyn Lewis 1896 Frank B. Moss 1896 James D. Monihon 1896-97 John C. Adams 1897-99 C. J. Dyer 1899 Emil Ganz 1899-1901 Walter Talbot 1901-03 Walter Bennett 1903-04 John T. Dunlap 1904-05 John C. Adams 1905 Frank B. Moss 1905-06 R. H. Greene 1906 Lewis W. Coggins 1906-09 Lloyd B. Christy 1909-14 George U. Young 1914-16 Peter Corpstein 1916-20 Willis H. Plunkett 1920-22 L. L. Harmon 1922-23 Louis B. Whitney 1923-25 Frank A. Jefferson 1925-28 Fred J. Paddock 1928-30 Franklin D. Lane 1930-32 Fred J. Paddock 1932-34 Joseph S. Jenckes 1934-36 John H. Udall 1936-38 Walter J. Thalheimer 1938-40 Reed Shupe 1940-42 Newell Stewart 1942-44 J. H. Fleming 1944-46 Ray Busey 1946-48 J. Nicholas Udall 1948-52 Hohen Foster 1952-54 Frank G. Murphy 1954-56 John R. Williams 1956-60 Samuel Mardian, Jr. 1960-64 Milton H. Graham 1964-70 John D. Driggs 1970-74 Timothy A. Barrow 1974-76 Margaret T. Hance 1976-84 Terry Goddard 1984-90 Paul Johnson 1990-94 John Nelson 1994 Thelda Williams 1994 Skip Rimsza 1994-2003

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1991 Oct 1: Paul Johnson, elected unopposed.

1994 Oct 25: Skip Rimsza, elected; Linda Nadolski, defeated; G. G. 'Gigi' George, defeated; Greg Campbell, defeated.

1995 Oct 3: Skip Rimsza, elected; Thelda Williams, defeated; Gary Fallon, defeated; Greg Campbell, defeated.

1999 Sep 7: Skip Rimsza, elected; Randall L. Pullen, defeated; Pat Dardis, defeated.

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