The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Hamtramck (including Hamtramck TWP), Michigan

Mayors of Hamtramck (including Hamtramck TWP), Michigan

Mayors of Hamtramck, 1922-2006 (may be incomplete!)
Peter C. Jezewski 1922-26 Stephen A. Majewski 1926-28 Rudolph G. Tenerowicz 1928-32 Peter C. Jezewski 1932-34 Joseph A. Lewandowski 1934-36 Rudolph G. Tenerowicz 1936-39 Vincent S. Sadlowski 1939 Walter L. Kanar 1939-42 Anthony C. Tenerowicz 1942 Stephen S. Skrzycki 1942-52 Albert J. Zak 1952-63 Joseph J. Grzecki 1963-70 Raymond J. Wojtowicz 1970-73 Albert J. Zak 1974-75 William V. Kozerski 1975-79 Robert Kozaren 1980-97 Gary J. Zych 1998-2003 Tom Jankowski 2004-05 Karen Majewski 2006

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1922 Apr 3: Peter C. Jezewski, elected; Fred B. Dibble, defeated.

1924 Apr 7: Peter C. Jezewski, elected; Fred B. Dibble, defeated.

1926 Apr 5: Stephen A. Majewski, elected; Peter C. Jezewski, defeated.

1930 Apr 7: Rudolph G. Tenerowicz, elected; T. T. Dysarz, defeated.

1932 Mar 24: Rudolph G. Tenerowicz, resigned.

1932 Apr 4: Peter C. Jezewski, elected; Constantine A. Cetlinski, defeated; Stanley Pacholek, defeated; George Kristalsky, defeated.

1936 Apr 6: Rudolph G. Tenerowicz, elected.

1938 Apr 4: Rudolph G. Tenerowicz, elected; Joseph A. Lewandowski, defeated.

1975 Feb 25: Albert J. Zak, died in office.

2003 Nov 4: Tom Jankowski, elected; Gary J. Zych, defeated.

2005 Aug 2: Karen Majewski, nominated; Tom Jankowski, nominated; Mohammad A. Hafeez, defeated in primary; Richard Fabiszak, defeated in primary.

2005 Nov 8: Karen Majewski, elected; Tom Jankowski, defeated.

Village Presidents of Hamtramck (may be incomplete!)

Hamtramck Township
(incorporated as city of Hamtramck 1922)

Supervisors of Hamtramck Township, 1827-45 (may be incomplete!)
C. Moran 1827-33 Peter Van Every 1833-37 Louis Beaufait 1837-41 John Kirby 1841 Louis Beaufait 1842 Anthony Damito 1843 W. B. Hunt 1844 George Moran 1845

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