The Political Graveyard: Mercer County, N.J.

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Mercer County
New Jersey

Politicians who lived in Mercer County

Mercer County (no city given): William C. Alexander — C. Wesley Armstrong, Jr. — William H. Blackwell — Jay G. Destribats — Elliot Greenspan — James Hammond — Richard J. Harrison — Charles Hewitt — Robert C. Hutchinson — J. Richard Kafes — Philip L. Kaplan — Harry D. Leavitt — Crowell Marsh — Charles S. Olden — August G. Richey — John D. Rue — Edward W. Scudder — William H. Skirm — John Taylor — George O. Vanderbilt

East Windsor: Lisa Jackson — Janice S. Mironov

Ewing: Jack J. Ball — Bonnie Watson Coleman — Kathy Crotty — Michael DelBene — Christine Stearns — John V. Thackray — Jerlene Worthy

Hamilton: Bill Baroni — Glen D. Gilmore — Francis J. McManimon — Barbara A. Plumeri — Samuel J. Plumeri, Jr. — Diane Prentice — Marie Smith

Hamilton Township: Edmund D. Blake — James C. Hedden — Louis J. Persico

Hightstown: Teresa M. Boyer — Abbot Low Moffat — Worrall Frederick Mountain — Wilbour E. Saunders — Andrew J. Smith — William H. Thompson

Hopewell: John Hart — Joseph M. Pierson

Lamberton (now part of Trenton): John A. Sherrad

Lawrence: Clifford W. Snedeker

Lawrence Township: Thorn Lord

Lawrenceville: Richard J. Coffee — J. Warren Davis — Raymond M. Pocino — Gregory J. Puliti — A. Crozier Reeves — Sido L. Ridolfi — Shirley K. Turner

Pennington: Sonia Delgado — Rush D. Holt — William P. Howe — Charles R. Howell — Regina Meredith — Janice Mintz — William E. Schluter — Stephen B. Smith — Henry Trout — Karl Weidel

Princeton:

	Princeton, year not specified: Henry van Dyke
	Princeton, 1800-1849: Richard Stockton Field — Robert E. Horner
	Princeton, 1850-1899: Grover Cleveland — Winthrop M. Daniels — Richard Stockton Field — John R. Thomson
	Princeton, 1900-1949: Norman Armour — Jacob D. Beam — Philip Marshall Brown — Charles Browne — Edward Capps — William Clark — Winthrop M. Daniels — Nathaniel P. Davis — Sarah Christy Dickenson — William F. Doty — Harry A. Garfield — Joseph S. Hoff — Hallett C. Johnson — Frank S. Katzenbach III — William Libbey — William H. T. Mackie — John Van A. MacMurray — Bessie B. Mention — A. Dayton Oliphant — Alexander Hamilton Phillips — Frederic E. Schluter — H. Alexander Smith — J. Ross Stevenson
	Princeton, 1950-1999: George W. Ball — Jacob D. Beam — Brendan T. Byrne — Nancy Byrne — William T. Cahill — Walter E. Edge — Carl Erdman — Charles R. Erdman, Jr. — Hallett C. Johnson — Nicholas de B. Katzenbach — Richard A. Lester — Nina U. Lord — George Manolios — Anne Clark Martindell — Josephine H. Mathey — Hervey S. Moore — Rose Nini — Barbara B. Sigmund — H. Alexander Smith — Barbara Brooks Smoyer — P. McKay Sturges — William Henry Weathersby — Tracy S. Zur
	Princeton, 2000-2012: W. Michael Blumenthal — William Harla — Keith L. Hovey — Brian M. Hughes — Kate Hughes — Pamela R. Hughes — Nicholas de B. Katzenbach — Elizabeth Lempert — Bill Spadea — Mildred T. Trotman — Charles B. Yates

Princeton Junction: Rhonda Adams-Medina — Douglas R. Forrester

Robbinsville: Christopher H. Smith

Titusville: Sido L. Ridolfi

Trenton:

	Trenton, 1790-1799: James Ewing — Moore Furman — Aaron D. Woodruff
	Trenton, 1800-1809: James Ewing — Stacy Potts — Joshua Wright
	Trenton, 1810-1819: Robert McNealy — Stacy Potts — James Jefferson Wilson
	Trenton, 1820-1829: Robert McNealy
	Trenton, 1830-1839: Charles Burroughs — Robert McNealy — Samuel L. Southard
	Trenton, 1840-1849: Charles Burroughs — William L. Dayton — Samuel R. Hamilton — William C. Howell
	Trenton, 1850-1859: Mercer Beasley — William C. Howell — W. Jay — Franklin S. Mills — William Napton — William P. Sherman — John R. Tucker — Joseph Wood — William S. Yard
	Trenton, 1860-1869: Mercer Beasley — James Buchanan — Jonathan Cook — Richard A. Donnelly — William R. McKean — Franklin S. Mills — David Naar — William Napton — Alfred Reed — James T. Sherman — Anthony A. Skirm — John P. Stockton — Garrett D. W. Vroom
	Trenton, 1870-1879: William L. Ashmore — Mercer Beasley — Jonathan H. Blackwell — Daniel R. Bodine — John Briest — James Buchanan — Wesley Creveling — Richard A. Donnelly — William Napton — William Rice — Anthony A. Skirm — John P. Stockton — Garrett D. W. Vroom
	Trenton, 1880-1889: Mercer Beasley — John Taylor Bird — J. Hart Brewer — James Buchanan — Richard A. Donnelly — Frank A. Magowan — William Rice — Anthony A. Skirm — Garrett D. W. Vroom — John Woolverton
	Trenton, 1890-1899: Mercer Beasley — Daniel J. Bechtel — Frank O. Briggs — James Buchanan — Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr. — Joseph B. Shaw — Welling G. Sickel — Anthony A. Skirm — Emory N. Yard
	Trenton, 1900-1909: Frank O. Briggs — James Buchanan — Frederick W. Gnichtel — Barker Gummere, Jr. — William S. Hancock — Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr. — William M. Lanning — Walter Madden — C. Edward Murray — Ira W. Wood
	Trenton, 1910-1919: Newton A. K. Bugbee — Charles Howell Cook — Frederick W. Donnelly — John E. Gill — Barton B. Hutchinson — Charles P. Hutchinson — Elijah C. Hutchinson — Alfred K. Leuckel — Walter Madden — Robert A. Messler — C. Edward Murray — Richard Stockton — J. Wiggans Thorn — Thomas Whitaker Trenchard
	Trenton, 1920-1929: Newton A. K. Bugbee — Walter M. Carson — Charles E. Cook — Frederick W. Donnelly — Daniel A. Dugan — Charles H. Gallagher — S. Roy Heath — Harry Heher — Solomon Porter Hood — Charles P. Hutchinson — Elijah C. Hutchinson — Marion C. MacRobert — John H. McCullough — C. Edward Murray — Sara T. Pollock — Thomas H. Thropp — Thomas Whitaker Trenchard
	Trenton, 1930-1939: Joseph L. Bodine — William J. Connor — Harry Heher — J. Albert Homan — Charles P. Hutchinson — Elijah C. Hutchinson — Edward L. Katzenbach — Marie H. Katzenbach — D. Lane Powers — Charles Quinn — Joseph M. Roebling — Dorothy Doranz Rothman — Thomas Whitaker Trenchard
	Trenton, 1940-1949: William S. Borden — Simon J. Falcey — Orlo S. Hatton — Harry Heher — Charles P. Hutchinson — Crawford Jamieson — Rose Lerner Perlman — D. Lane Powers — Charles Quinn — Joseph M. Roebling — Thomas Whitaker Trenchard — Charles J. Trier
	Trenton, 1950-1959: Mrs. James B. Buford — Donal J. Connolly — John Dawson — Simon J. Falcey — Joseph Gruerio — Harry Heher — Margaret B. Holmes — John E. Huff — Anthony S. Kalinowski — Sido L. Ridolfi — Joseph M. Roebling — Mary G. Roebling — Frank Thompson, Jr.
	Trenton, 1960-1969: Carmen J. Armenti — George Herbert Barlow — Robert J. Burkhardt — Simon J. Falcey — Harry Heher — Albert B. Kahn — Mary G. Roebling — Walter Schoeller — Jack Silverstein — Helen Szabo — Frank Thompson, Jr. — S. Howard Woodson, Jr.
	Trenton, 1970-1979: Jack D. Alvino — Carmen J. Armenti — Simon J. Falcey — Herbert H. Fitzgerald — Harry Heher — Arthur J. Julian — Victor R. McDonald III — Joseph P. Merlino — John K. Rafferty — Frank Thompson, Jr. — S. Howard Woodson, Jr. — Karen Dale Zemlansky
	Trenton, 1980-1989: Carmen J. Armenti — Blacey Cammarata — Simon J. Falcey — Kenneth Faulkner — Virginia L. Feggins — Dennis N. Giordano — Sharon A. Harrington — Arthur Holland — Barbara Marrow — John C. Merkel, Jr. — Christopher H. Smith — Nancy Stultz — Eileen P. Thornton — Joseph F. Yuhas
	Trenton, 1990-1999: Carmen J. Armenti — Catherine Graham — Richard McClellan — Douglas H. Palmer
	Trenton, 2000-2009: Carmen J. Armenti — Thomas Canzanella — Bonnie Watson Coleman — Joseph Cryan — Jennifer Godoski — Dina Matos McGreevey — Douglas H. Palmer — William Pascrell III — Manuel Segura — William Watson

West Windsor: Shing-Fu Hsueh — Lydia G. Mallett

Yardville: Andrew Soltesz, Jr.

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