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Mayors of Orlando, Florida

Mayors of Orlando, 1875-2009 (may be incomplete!)
William J. Brack 1875-77 J. H. Allen 1877-78 Charles H. Munger 1878-79 Alex M. Hyer 1879-80 Robert L. Summerlin 1880-81 C. D. Sweet 1881-82 Cassius A. Boone 1882-83 J. L. Bryan 1883-85 E. J. Reel 1885-87 F. S. Chipman 1887-88 Matthew R. Marks 1888-91 W. L. Palmer 1891-93 Mahlon Gore 1893-96 James B. Parramore 1896-1902 C. E. Howard 1902 B. M. Robinson 1902-04 J. H. Smith 1904-06 Braxton Beacham 1906-07 William H. Jewell 1907-10 William H. Reynolds 1910-13 E. Frank Sperry 1913-16 James L. Giles 1916-19 Eugene Duckworth 1919-24 James L. Giles 1924-25 Latta M. Autrey 1925-28 James L. Giles 1928-31 Samuel Yulee Way 1931-34 Verner Wilson Estes 1934-37 Samuel Yulee Way 1937-40 William Beardall 1940-52 J. Rolfe Davis 1952-56 Robert S. Carr 1956-67 Carl T. Langford 1967-76 Bill Frederick 1976-92 Glenda E. Hood 1992-2003 Buddy Dyer 2003-05 Ernest Page 2005 Buddy Dyer 2005-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2004 Mar 9: Buddy Dyer, elected; Kenneth A. Mulvaney, defeated; Samuel Ings, defeated; Sharon Leichering, defeated; Alex Lamour, defeated.

 

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