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

Mayors of Novi (including Novi TWP), Michigan

Mayors of Novi, 1967-2004 (may be incomplete!)
Philip Anderson 1967 Joseph M. Crupi 1969-73 Robert W. Dailey 1973-75 Gilbert Henderson 1975-77 Romaine Roethel 1977-81 Robert D. Schmid 1981-85 Patricia A. Karevich 1985-87 Matthew C. Quinn 1987-93 Kathleen McLallen 1993-99 Richard J. Clark 1999-2003 Lou Csordas 2003-

Village Presidents of Novi (may be incomplete!)

Novi Township
(almost all incorporated as Novi city 1969)

Supervisors of Novi Township, 1833-2004 (may be incomplete!)
Samuel Hungerford 1833-34 William Yerkes 1834-35 Samuel White 1835-36 William Yerkes 1836-37 Jacob B. Covert 1837-39 Samuel White 1839-40 William Yerkes 1840-43 Samuel White 1843-45 Samuel Rodgers 1845-48 William Yerkes 1848-50 John Bassett 1850-51 Gideon Scott 1851-54 John Bassett 1854-55 Samuel Rodgers 1855-56 Gideon Scott 1856-57 Jefferson C. Plumb 1857-59 John C. Emery 1859-67 Benjamin P. Smith 1867-68 Austin N. Kimmis 1868-69 Samuel S. Coonley 1869-71 Benjamin P. Smith 1871-75 George E. Smith 1875-77 George Yerkes 1877-78 Frank D. Clark 192?

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1904 Apr 4: Job Leavenworth (Rep), elected; Alexander T. Rice (Dem), defeated.

1905 Apr 3: Job Leavenworth (Rep), elected.

2000 Aug 8: Raymond A. Schovers (Rep), nominated unopposed.

2000 Nov 7: Janet Evans (Rep), elected unopposed.

2004 Aug 3: John Juntunen (Rep), nominated unopposed.

2004 Nov 2: John Juntunen (Rep), elected unopposed.

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