The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Dayton, Kentucky

Mayors of Dayton, Kentucky

Mayors of Dayton, 1952-2005 (may be incomplete!)
Walter G. Pilgrim 1952-53 Carl A. Wenderoth 1958-61 Ted Dupont, Jr. 1962-65 Marshall Dodd 1965-68 Lou Brueggen 1968-70 Paul C. Kroth, Sr. 1970-74 Miles P. Vaught 1974-78 Gilbert H. Lynn 1978-89 Carol Creekmore Lynn 1990-91 Bobby E. Crittendon 1991-2000 Ronald Gunning 2000-02 Kenneth E. Rankle 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1953 Nov 3: Walter G. Pilgrim (Dem), elected; Carl A. Wenderoth (Rep), defeated; Albert R. Palm, Sr. (Ind), defeated.

1957 Nov 5: Carl A. Wenderoth (Rep), elected; Walter G. Pilgrim (Dem), defeated.

1961 May 23: Ted Dupont, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1961 May 23: Carl A. Wenderoth (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1961 Nov 7: Ted Dupont, Jr. (Dem), elected; Carl A. Wenderoth (Rep), defeated.

1965 Jan 19: Ted Dupont, Jr., resigned.

1965 Nov 2: Marshall Dodd, elected.

1969 May 27: Lou Brueggen (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1969 May 27: Paul C. Kroth, Sr. (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1969 Nov 4: Paul C. Kroth, Sr. (Rep), elected; Lou Brueggen (Dem), defeated.

1973 May 29: Miles P. Vaught (Dem), nominated; James W. Rogers (Dem), defeated in primary.

1973 Nov 6: Miles P. Vaught (Dem), elected; Paul C. Kroth, Sr. (Rep), defeated.

1991 Feb 5: Carol Creekmore Lynn, resigned; Bobby E. Crittendon, appointed.

2000 Dec 5: Bobby E. Crittendon, removed.

2000 Dec 28: Ronald Gunning, appointed.

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