The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Sacramento (including North Sacramento), California

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Mayors of Sacramento (including North Sacramento), California

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Mayors of Sacramento, 1849-2004 (may be incomplete!)
A. M. Winn 1849 Hardin Bigelow 1850 Horace Smith 1850 James R. Hardenberg 1851 C. I. Hutchinson 1852 James R. Hardenberg 1853 R. P. Johnson 1854 James L. English 1855 B. B. Redding 1856 J. P. Dyer 1857 H. L. Nichols 1858 W. Shattuck 1859-62 C. H. Swift 1863-71 Christopher Green 1872-77 Jabez Turner 1878-80 John Q. Brown 1881-86 Eugene J. Gregory 1887-88 W. D. Comstock 1889-92 B. U. Steinman 1893-95 C. H. Hubbard 1896-97 William Land 1898-99 George H. Clark 1900-03 W. J. Hassett 1904-05 M. R. Beard 1906-07 Clinton L. White 1908-09 M. R. Beard 1910-12 M. J. Burke 1912-15 G. C. Simmons 1915-17 D. W. Carmichael 1917-19 John Q. Brown 1919-20 Charles A. Bliss 1920-21 Albert Elkus 1921-25 A. E. Goddard 1926-27 R. E. Conley 1928-29 C. H. S. Bidwell 1930-33 Thomas P. Scollan 1934-35 Arthur D. Ferguson 1936-37 Tom B. Monk 1938-45 George L. Klumpp 1946-47 Belle Cooledge 1948-49 Bert E. Geisreiter 1950-51 Leslie E. Wood 1952-53 W. A. Hicks 1954 H. H. Hendren 1954-55 Clarence L. Azevedo 1956-59 James B. McKinney 1960-65 Walter Christensen 1966-67 Richard H. Marriott 1968-75 Phillip L. Isenberg 1975-82 R. Burnett Miller 1982 Anne Rudin 1983-92 Joe Serna, Jr. 1993-99 Jimmie R. Yee 1999-2001 Heather Fargo 2001-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Mayors of Sacramento: Events and Candidates of the 1990's (may be incomplete!)

1999 Nov 7: Joe Serna, Jr., died in office.

North Sacramento
(annexed to Sacramento 1965)

Mayors of North Sacramento, 1953 (may be incomplete!)
Henry Miller, Jr. 1953

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