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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